LEFT LOWER EYELID CYSTIC LESION-A CASE STUDY
Dr. Ruchi Wasudeo Lanjewar*
ABSTRACT
Epidermoid cystic lesions are most common cutaneous cysts and they constitute 18% of eyelid masses. It is more common in males, either in 2nd and 3rd decade. It is usually asymptomatic and mostly presents as a slowly growing painless mass. It is most commonly confused with sebaceous cysts and dermoid cyst but histopathological and radiological examination provides the final diagnosis.[1] Histopathology of the mass reveals a cyst lined by squamous epithelium filled with keratin. Here a case is presented of a cystic lesion near medial canthus of left lower eyelid, which was treated surgically.
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