Medical Must-See: Eye-opening case of chondroid syringoma

The patient presented with a pedunculated lesion arising from the right lower eyelid.

Diagnosing this man’s periocular lesion finally brought clarity to his condition.

The 61-year-old presented to ophthalmologists in India with painless lower eyelid swelling that had slowly progressed over seven years.

Oblique clinical photograph showed an 8cm × 4cm × 3cm pedunculated lesion arising from the right lower eyelid, causing visual axis obstruction.

Best-corrected visual acuity was 20/20 in both eyes.