Conjunctival papilloma is the most common benign neoplasm of the conjunctiva and often presents as a finger-like and/or cauliflower-like lesion with central vascular cores, which was not the ...

A 78-year-old man was referred to Tufts Medical Center Cornea Clinic from an outside ophthalmologist for a conjunctival lesion of the right eye.The patient first noted the lesion 4 months before ...

Multifocal lesions were present in 23% of the eyes. Histopathology revealed conjunctival squamous dysplasia in 26%, carcinoma in situ in 39%, and squamous cell carcinoma in 36% of the patients.

(A) Initial gelatinous, tumorous lesion, and inflammation on the nasal bulbar conjunctiva of the right eye. (B) Stable findings at 12-month follow-up. Discussion ...

A case involving a rare pre-cancerous eye lesion in an HIV-positive women is reported by Scottish doctors in the February 18th edition of AIDS. The doctors recommend that doctors should consider the ...

Allergies are the most common cause of conjunctival chemosis. Chemosis can develop after surgery on the eye. It can be caused by conjunctivitis, commonly known as pinkeye, and by a few other ...

The risk factors for development of conjunctival lesions include ultraviolet light exposure, human papillomavirus infection, immunosuppression such as in HIV infection, or mutations in the patient ...

Getting on the right track When you come across an uncommon lesion, you may need help in making the diagnosis and I was very much in this situation. The ophthalmologist was much more confident when ...

Eye examination detected a bulbar conjunctival lesion, left eye conjunctivitis, and nodules in the subconjunctival. She was treated with trifluridine eye drops and oral tecovirimat.

Subsequently, swabs from the conjunctival and periorbital lesion areas were obtained and analyzed for the presence of MPXV DNA by real-time PCR assays, namely, the real-star Orthopoxvirus PCR and ...