Large-Cell Acanthoma of the Eyelid

A conjunctival lesion with histological features similar to large‐cell acanthoma of the skin

“…The clinical appearance of the lesion described here was similar to that of other conjunctival epithelial lesions such as actinic keratosis and CIS in that a keratotic plaque, dilated blood vessels, corneal involvement, and a gelatinous fleshy component were present. However, the histopathological features were characteristic of LCA as previously described for cutaneous lesions 1–9 . Although many may consider LCA a variant of conjunctival actinic keratosis, such variant has not been previously reported in the conjunctiva.…”

“…LCA tends to occur mostly on the face and neck, 2 and rarely on the eyelids 9 . To our knowledge, conjunctival involvement has not been previously reported.…”

A conjunctival lesion with histological features similar to large‐cell acanthoma of the skin

“…The clinical appearance of the lesion described here was similar to that of other conjunctival epithelial lesions such as actinic keratosis and CIS in that a keratotic plaque, dilated blood vessels, corneal involvement, and a gelatinous fleshy component were present. However, the histopathological features were characteristic of LCA as previously described for cutaneous lesions 1–9 . Although many may consider LCA a variant of conjunctival actinic keratosis, such variant has not been previously reported in the conjunctiva.…”

“…LCA tends to occur mostly on the face and neck, 2 and rarely on the eyelids 9 . To our knowledge, conjunctival involvement has not been previously reported.…”

Are All Seborrheic Keratoses Benign? Review of the Typical Lesion and Its Variants

“…28 It usually appears as a ''stuck on'' lesion on the face and neck, including the eyelids, but it can also occur on the extremities and trunk. 4,29 LCA is thought to be a variant of solar lentigo and may be clinically indistinguishable from reticulated SKs and solar lentigines. 30,31 However, as it is usually hypopigmented or skin-colored, it can usually be distinguished from a solar lentigo.…”

A conjunctival lesion with histological features similar to large‐cell acanthoma of the skin

“…The clinical appearance of the lesion described here was similar to that of other conjunctival epithelial lesions such as actinic keratosis and CIS in that a keratotic plaque, dilated blood vessels, corneal involvement, and a gelatinous fleshy component were present. However, the histopathological features were characteristic of LCA as previously described for cutaneous lesions 1–9 . Although many may consider LCA a variant of conjunctival actinic keratosis, such variant has not been previously reported in the conjunctiva.…”

“…LCA tends to occur mostly on the face and neck, 2 and rarely on the eyelids 9 . To our knowledge, conjunctival involvement has not been previously reported.…”

Are All Seborrheic Keratoses Benign? Review of the Typical Lesion and Its Variants

“…28 It usually appears as a ''stuck on'' lesion on the face and neck, including the eyelids, but it can also occur on the extremities and trunk. 4,29 LCA is thought to be a variant of solar lentigo and may be clinically indistinguishable from reticulated SKs and solar lentigines. 30,31 However, as it is usually hypopigmented or skin-colored, it can usually be distinguished from a solar lentigo.…”

A conjunctival lesion with histological features similar to large‐cell acanthoma of the skin

“…The clinical appearance of the lesion described here was similar to that of other conjunctival epithelial lesions such as actinic keratosis and CIS in that a keratotic plaque, dilated blood vessels, corneal involvement, and a gelatinous fleshy component were present. However, the histopathological features were characteristic of LCA as previously described for cutaneous lesions 1–9 . Although many may consider LCA a variant of conjunctival actinic keratosis, such variant has not been previously reported in the conjunctiva.…”

“…LCA tends to occur mostly on the face and neck, 2 and rarely on the eyelids 9 . To our knowledge, conjunctival involvement has not been previously reported.…”

Are All Seborrheic Keratoses Benign? Review of the Typical Lesion and Its Variants

“…28 It usually appears as a ''stuck on'' lesion on the face and neck, including the eyelids, but it can also occur on the extremities and trunk. 4,29 LCA is thought to be a variant of solar lentigo and may be clinically indistinguishable from reticulated SKs and solar lentigines. 30,31 However, as it is usually hypopigmented or skin-colored, it can usually be distinguished from a solar lentigo.…”