Abstract
Natural killer T-cell lymphomas involving the lacrimal gland are extremely rare. The prognosis of this type of lymphoma is poor, with 12-month mortality rates over 87%. In this case report, we present a patient with an isolated compromise of the right lacrimal gland by an extranodal, nasal, natural killer T-cell lymphoma treated with stereotactic radiotherapy with a free event follow-up of 12 years, an uncommonly long survival.
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