Pathology: 5. Conjunctiva Flashcards
limbal dermoid, lipodermoid, ectopic lacrimal gland, episcleral osseous choristoma
four basic conjunctival choristomas
goblet cells
major topographic distinction of conjunctival epithelium compared with cornea
Goldenhar syndrome, linear nevus sebaceous syndrome
two syndromes with limbal dermoids and lipodermoids/dermolipomas
capillary hemangioma
most common hamartoma of the conjunctiva
viruses, atypical bacteria, toxins
three major causes of follicular conjunctivitis
50%
sensitivity of immunofluorescence in OCP
plasma cell
predominant cell type in OCP
Verhoeff-van Gieson
pinguecula and pterygia feature elastotic degeneration, which will stain positive with this tissue stain
vascularization, inflammation
two features of pterygia histologically absent in pingueculae
pinguecula
lesion out of which OSSN typically arises
OSSN
which of these is a clinical term, OSSN or CIN?
immunosuppression, ozone-depleted areas
OSSN under these conditions tends to be more aggressive with intraocular invasion
palpebral conjunctiva
least common location for conjunctival nevi
ocular melanocytosis
blue nevus of the eye
1:5
normal ratio of melanocytes to basal epithelial cells