Publications by authors named "Soham S Pal"
Lacrimal canaliculitis is an inflammation of the proximal lacrimal drainage system. It classically presents with symptoms of redness, mucopurulent discharge, medial canthal swelling, epiphora, and pouting punctum. Despite having classical clinical characteristics it is frequently misdiagnosed.
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- A case involved a 39-year-old Indian woman with a painless nodular mass on her upper eyelid that had been growing for four years.
- After surgical removal, the mass was identified as eccrine spiradenoma, showing a low Ki-67 index, and the patient was doing well with no recurrence two months later.
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- A 7-year-old boy had eyelid issues since birth, with MRI revealing thickening of certain eye muscles and an irregular lesion by the lacrimal gland, confirmed to be orbital fibrosis through a biopsy.
- A 3-year-old girl also showed symptoms of a smaller right eye and limited movement, with MRI indicating thickened eye muscles and fibrotic strands, again suggesting orbital fibrosis.
- Congenital orbital fibrosis is rare, presenting with symptoms like restricted eye movement and lid retraction, diagnosed through imaging but needing a biopsy for confirmation, with treatment focused on conservative methods like therapy for vision issues.
Purpose: To provide a retrospective analysis of lesions of the caruncle which have been very rarely reported in the literature.
Methods: A retrospective review of all the caruncular lesions between January 2000 and January 2020 was done at a single tertiary eye care hospital. The lesions were classified as benign and malignant lesions.