Abstract
Abstract
Eye Lid Tumor in a Patient with Histiocytosis X
Müller C., Meyer C. Department of Ophthalmology, Phillips University Marburg
Purpose: Eye lid tumors of unknown origin should receive a histology and imaging to prove the diagnosis and exclude a systemic manifestation. Method: A Turkish patient presented with bilateral manifestation of a lipogranuloma of the eye lids and the conjunctiva. To determine the diagnosis we preformed a diagnostic excision and a computer-tomography of the skull. Results: The histology of the tumor demonstrated cells with foamy transformed cytoplasm. Immunohistochemistry showed cells with acidophil cytoplasm, and a positive reaction with protein S-100, and positive OKTG antigens in Langerhans-cells. The CT of the skull showed a tumor of the sella that may result in a diabetes insipidus. The histology and CT demonstrated the systemic involvement of generalized Histiocytosis X. Conclusions: A precise diagnostic of an eye lid tumor is necessary, as a systematic disease might be undetected.
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