Physical examination of patients with<unk><unk>  thrombosis is usually remarkable for high grade fever, Tachycardia with regular pulse, Tachypnea, low blood pressure with normal pulse pressure, Pallor of skin, Altered mental status, Periorbital edema (initially unilateral but typically bilateral), unilateral or bilateral exophthalmos, abnormal extra-ocular movements from third, fourth and sixth cranial neuropathy, non-reactive pupils to neither light nor accommodation (from paralysis of the iris and ciliary body), lid erythema, horner syndrome (ptosis, miosis, and anhidrosis), Chemosis, Ptosis, Proptosis (due to impaired venous drainage of orbit, painful eye movement, Papilledema, retinal hemorrhages, decreased visual acuity, Photophobia, pulsating conjunctiva, facial tenderness, impaired corneal reflex, blindness, stiff neck, Photophobia, Hyperreflexia, generalised weakness, downgoing plantar reflex, Ptosis and Hemiparesis.
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