ABSTRACT We present an interesting case of a 62-year-old black female, presented to the ophthalmological hospital with a little “nevus” on the left eye previously visualized at the mirror, with one month of development. Physical examination with slit lamp (biomicroscopy) showed a group of painless veins, with vascular redness, and a mass nodular aspect in the mid temporal bulbar conjunctiva, of approximately 2mmx4mm.

ABSTRACT Objective: Delineate an epidemiological profile of patients affected by eyelid tumors, while comparing the rate of correct clinical diagnosis to the gold standard histopathological analysis, verifying the data with the literature. Methods: Retrospective analysis of medical records, from 2015 to 2019, of patients submitted to excisional biopsy of the lesions with consequent histopathological classification of the anatomical specimen. Patients’ age and sex and tumors location, clinical diagnosis and histopathological classification were considered. Results: In total, 331 eyelid tumors from […]

Meningocele of the optic nerve sheath is an extremely rare condition with a few cases reported in literature. Image studies reveal tubularcystic enlargement of the optic nerve although with the same thickness. Symptoms are often related to the involvement of the optic nerve, leading from slow to accelerated decreasing of the visual acuity. The early surgical treatment is the decompression of the optic nerve sheath, which it could provide improvement of visual function. We are presenting a case report of […]