Liposarcoma presenting as a recurrent eyelid tumor.

Liposarcoma of the head and neck is rarely reported Orbital and eye lid involvement has been found to be extremely rare. A 25 year old male patient from Harar presented with left eyelid mass of two years duration and diagnosed to have liposarcoma by incisional biopsy. Despite the difficulty in obtaining wide surgical margins, the small tumor size at presentation and the apparent predominance of well-differentiated type means that the prognosis for orbital liposarcoma was generally good.

Gender differences in adult blindness and low vision, Central Ethiopia.

Background: Blindness is a major global public health concern. Approximately 50 million people are blind, three times that number is visually impaired; 90% of whom live in poor countries. Women account for 65% of blind people in the world.