Conjunctival Botryomycoma: A Case Report



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Submitted Jun 8, 2020
Published Jul 1, 2020
10.24018/ejmed.2020.2.4.334

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The fleshy telangiectatic bud or pyogenic granuloma is a tumor-like lesion that develops from chronic inflammatory situations of the conjunctiva or the eyelid. The chalazion represents one of the most frequent of these situations. We report the case of a child who presented, after a chalazion, a pyogenic granuloma, treated by surgical removal.

Keywords: conjonctival tumor, pyogenic Granuloma

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