Table 3 Demographics and clinical presentation of 8 patients with ophthalmic AXG
Case | Age range | Gender | Clinical Presentation | Duration of Symptoms | Treatment | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Eyelid lesions | ||||||
1 | 50-55 | Female | Bilateral Upper and lower eyelid large yellow lesions resembling xanthelasma | 13 months | Surgical excision with full thickness skin graft | |
2 | 60-65 | Male | Right lower lid 8 × 9 mm nodular lesion with central ulceration, madarosis, and orbital involvement | 1 week | Surgical excision alone after multiple reoccurrences | |
3 | 40-45 | Male | Bilateral Upper and Lower yellow nodules | 7 years | Surgical excision with full thickness skin graft + intralesional steroids/Avastin + Methotrexate treatment | |
4 | 40-45 | Female | Right lower eyelid margin 3 × 4 mm globular firm mass attached to the tarsus | 3 months | Surgical Excision alone | |
Conjunctival/Limbal lesions | ||||||
1 | 35-40 | Male | Right sub-conjunctival 3 × 3 mm yellow firm non-mobile nodule | 24 weeks | Surgical excision alone | |
2 | 40-45 | Male | Right corneal vascularized, keratinized lesion with anterior staphyloma involving entire cornea | 2.6 years | Surgical excision + PKP for corneal scarring | |
3 | 30-35 | Female | Right limbal 4 × 3 mm elevated orange mass at supero-nasal cornea invading all layers of the stroma | 8 months | Surgical excision + AMT | |
4 | 25-30 | Male | Right supero-nasal limbal 9 × 6 mm orange mass with vascularization | 3 weeks | Surgical excision + AMT | |