hyposphagma ( subconjunctival hemorrhage ) after retching
internal hordeolum - a meibomian abscess
internal sty: also called abscess of meibomian gland or subacute meibomianitis ( meibomitis )
Lacrimal gland tumor OS
lacrimal gland tumor-? mixed
lash entrapped in superior punctum
lash entrapped superior punctum OS
left frontal sinusitis with draining fistula
Lid lesions
lid margin cyst of ciliary gland of Moll
lid margin lesion
Lid: abscess of meibomian gland ( acute meibomitis/ meibomianitis )
lids: blepharitis marginalis - a typical case as seen in the USA
limbal conjunctival nevus
lymphangiectasia conjunctivae
lymphangiectasia hemorrhagica conjunctivae OD
MacCallan's classification of trachoma
madarosis/ milphosis: loss of eyelashes in a patient with rosacea
meibomian gland abscess / internal sty
Meibomian Gland Disease
meibomian gland orefice plugs
meibomian gland: abscess of meibomian gland; internal sty; internal hordeolum
melanosis oculi OD
melanosis oculi wih pigmentation of tarsal conjunctiva near lid margin
Melanosis, Racial
milia of skin of upper lid
milium
molluscum contagiosum
molluscum contagiosum: with follicular conjunctivitis
multiple meibomian infarcts
multiple meibomian infarcts - superior tarsus OU
mycotic abscess of cornea with hypopyon
Nevus of Ota - Caucasian patient
nevus of Ota - the complete complex
nevus: dermal nevus with hair
nidus of tarsal conjunctival concretions or meibomian infarct material
nodular episcleritis
nodular episcleritis
nodular scleritis with keratitis
nodular scleritis: residual scleral thinning
ocular pemphigoid
ocular pemphigoid or essential shrinkage of the conjunctiva
ocular pemphigoid with entropion and trichiasis
ophthalmia nodosa
ophthalmomyiasis ( see initial Kodachrome slide)
orbit: marked orbital cellulitis OS
Orbital lymphoma-OU
osteomyelitis fistula of frontal bone ( related to sinusitis ) with adherenco of skin of upperlid producing an ectropion with epidermalization of the exposed palpebral conjunctiva
palpebral vernal conjunctivitis
papilloma - right upper lid
papilloma of lid
pedunculated papilloma of the caruncle
pemphigoid ( essential shrinkage of the conjunctiva )
pemphigoid/essential shrinkage of the conjunctiva
phlyctenular keratoconjunctivitis
phlyctenular keratoconjunctivitis
Phthisis bulbi following perforating smallpox ulcus serpens
Pigmentation of conjunctiva by mascara
pigmentation of plica semilunaris
pigmented nevi of lid margins
pigmented nevus of caruncle OD
pigmented nevus of conjunctiva OS
pigmented nevus of lower lid
pigmented papilloma with hair
pilosebaceous lid margin cyst
pinguecula - inflamed
pinguecula-? starting point for a pterygium
pingueculitis
pingueculitis: succulent pinguecula
pingueculitis2
PKC (phlyctenular keratoconjunctivis)-OS
Preseptal cellulitis
primary acquired melanosis (PAM)
pterygium
Pterygium
ptosis trachomatosa
purulent dacryocystitis O.S.
purulent dacryocystitis OD
rule out Bowen's disease
ruptured chronic dacryocystitis OS
sclera: residual plaque of thinned sclera following nodular scleritis.
scleritis
scrofula with lid edema O.D.
scrofula/fungating cervical tbc lymphadenitis
sebaceous cyst at outer canthal region
senile spastic entropion-rt lower lid
skin lesion of right lower lid; a keratotic lesion that has become irritated
subsiding acute meibomianitis going into the chalazion stage
symblepharon
symblepharon caused by burn due to molten metal.
syringocystadenomata ( closeup )
syringocystadenomata
syringocystadenomata of lids
temporal and nasal pterygia
temporal pterygium OD
The Schirmer test
The xerotic bulbar conjunctival base of a Bitot's spot
Trachoma
Trachoma - follicles of stage I of MacCallan's classification
trachoma with extensive superior tarsal conjunctival scarring
trachoma with symblepharon
trachoma with xerophthalmia - ? coexistence of trachoma with vitamin A deficiency
Trachoma: facies of active trachoma in a rural patient in India
trachoma: irregular scarring of tarsal conjunctiva
trachoma: limbal arcade vs pannus
trachoma: pemphigoid-like trachoma with trichiasis
trachoma: trichiasis, outward convexity of the superior tarsus, and tylosis/ pachyblepharon.
trachoma: trichiasis, pannus, and corneal scarring
trachoma: typical pannus of trachoma
trachomatous trichiasis rt upper led
tylosis of lower lid with slight ectropion . There is a temporal Bitot's spot.
Varicella/ chickenpox: loss of lashes ( madarosis ) lower lid
Vernal Keratoconjunctivitis
viral keratoconjunctivitis
viral papilloma
viral papilloma
Vitamin A deficiency with xerophthalmia and symblepharon formation
Vitiligo in India/Indian
xanthelasma - left upper lid - closeup of previous Atlas photo
xanthoma palpebrarum
xerosis conjuntivae
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