Corneal dermoid
Amanda Ginelli, Nicole Bulgarão Maricondi de Almeida, Newton Kara-Júnior
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TopicsAcne and Rosacea Treatments and Effects
Corneal dermoid (Figure) is a congenital benign tumor and ocular malformation^(1)^ generally classified into three grades of severity^(2)^, with the most common site being the right eye’s temporal limbus^(1)^. Corneal dermoid can result in visual impairment, restricted eye movement, and facial asymmetry^(1)^. Pathological features include squamous epithelium coverage, hair follicles, sebaceous glands, and adipose and fibrous tissue^(1)^. Surgery is effective^(1)^, although complications include persistent epithelial defects and peripheral corneal vas-cularization and opacity^(2)^.
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