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Clinicopathological profile of eyelid tumors at a tertiary care center: An observational prospective study.

New research · Ophthalmology

Indian journal of ophthalmology · 1mo

ObservationalIndian journal of ophthalmology· Jun 2025

Clinicopathological profile of eyelid tumors at a tertiary care center: An observational prospective study.

Nishi Prasad, Aditi Dubey, Priyanka Patangia … Kavita Kumar

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OculoplasticsObservationalDiagnosisQ2IF 1.6

Most eyelid tumors proved benign, with epidermoid cyst the top diagnosis.

Clinicopathological profile of eyelid tumors at a tertiary care center: An observational prospective study.

Nishi Prasad … Kavita Kumar

Indian journal of ophthalmology · Jun 2025 · Q2 in Ophthalmology

Purpose

The objective of this study was to study the clinical and histological profiles of eyelid tumors.

Methods

This is an observational prospective study.

n = 78 cases

Results

checking every tumor, about two-thirds turned out non-cancerous (benign)

Benign

66.6%

Malignant

18%

Inflammatory

15.4%

More results

The mean age of the patients was 38.9 years.

Out of 78 cases, 52.5% were male, while 47.5% were female.

The male: female ratio was 1.05:1.

The right-sided lesion was 54%.

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Conclusion · 1 of 2

There is a vast variety of lid tumors based on tissue origin. Histological examination is essential to ascertain the origin and nature of growth of the eyelid tumors.

Conclusion · 2 of 2

Epidermal cysts were the most common benign lesions, and sebaceous carcinoma was the most common malignant tumor.

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