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BMB. 2020; 5(2): 0-0


A RARITY, ONCOCYTOMA OF THE EYELID.

Percin Karakol, Tevfik Balikci, Cem Leblebici.




Abstract

ABSTRACT:
Eyelid tumors are most common in the skin, and lacrimal gland and adnex origin are very rare. Although oncocytoma is generally located in the internal organ, it is one of the rare areas where it can hold around the eyes. Oncocytomas (Oxyphilic adenomas) is one of the rare benign tumors that usually appear as cystic lesions around the eyes and can be diagnosed with punctum biopsies. If it is not excised totally, it is one of the tumors that can progress locally and become malignant. Although the cases with periocular, peripunctual and lacrimal glands are located in the literature, eyelid placement is very rare.

Key words: Oncocytoma, Oxyphilic adenoma, Eyelid






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