Abstract
This 33-year-old man presented with one-year history of intermittent left orbital pain and diplopia after was diagnosed as HIV infection for 6 months. He had limited movement of the left eye with impairment of nearly all gaze direction. RAPD was positive on the left. He had no weakness or sensory disturbance. MRI showed a well efined mass in the left cavernous sinus with post-gadolinium enhancement. Suprasellar extension with dural tail on the left side was noted with mild pressure effect to the left prechiasmatic optic nerve
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