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Abstract
Conjunctival lesions are widely spread among population and they
range from benign to malignant lesions and are either symptomatizing or
not. The diagnosis is usually made based on the clinical features such as
size, color, location, laterality and the patient’s complexion. Confirmation
can be established through a biopsy report of histopathological findings.
The aim of work is detection, diagnosis and treatment of the
different conjunctival lesions seen in outpatient clinic in Menoufia
University Hospitals.
Lesions excluded from this study included conjunctival infections,
simple allergic conjunctivitis (conjunctival follicles & papillae),
autoimmune conjunctivitis and traumatic conjunctival lesions
(subconjunctival hemorrhage and conjunctival lacerations).
One hundred and fifty nine cases were included in the study in the
period from April 2014 to April 2015 and prevelance was higher in adult
and old aged male patients.
The most common lesions were benign pigmented conjunctival
lesions followed by pterygia then piguaclae, epibulbar choriostoma,
pyogenic granuloma and OSSN.
Some cases were managed surgically e.g. pterygium, OSSN,
cosmetically bad nevus or epibulbar dermoid or dermolipoma and
pyogenic granuloma not responding to medical treatment while other
cases were treated medically e.g. most pyogenic granulomas, small
Summary