Conjunctival cysts of the orbit

Primary conjunctival epithelial cyst of the orbit

“…To date, approximately 26 patients with primary conjunctiva cysts of the orbit have been reported in the English literature [1,4,5,8,9]. Primary conjunctival cysts of the orbit are most frequently located in the superonasal quadrant of the orbit, while dermoid and epidermoid cysts of the orbit are most commonly located superotemporally [1,5].…”

“…Conjunctival cysts are classified into conjunctival dermal cysts and conjunctival epithelial cysts (simple conjunctival cysts) [1,[3][4][5][6]. The former contain dermal appendages, while the latter contain no dermal appendages.…”

Motility Disturbance Due to True Tenon Cyst in a Child With a Baerveldt Glaucoma Drainage Implant

“…Ninety percent of secondary conjunctival cysts are associatedwithocularmotilitydisturbances. 9 Strabismus can occur following routine GDD surgery. 10,11 With placement of the reservoir in the superior temporal quadrant, the patient may have some combination of exotropia and hypertropia.…”

A clinicopathological report: white retinal detachment with a pseudohypopyon in a subconjunctival inclusion cyst

“…2 'Simple' conjunctival cysts are usually transparent and lined with non-keratinising epithelium containing goblet cells. 1 Keratinisation is unusual but has been described and associated with a pseudohypopyon.…”

“…This conforms well to HEDS, which showed that oral aciclovir added to topical trifluridine did not prevent development of stromal disease and iritis in epithelial keratitis. 2 Ninety-six per cent of respondents use topical steroid for treatment of stromal keratitis. This was strongly supported by HEDS.…”