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| Clinically
this entity appears as a fleshy, red, often pedunculated lesion arising as
a consequence of some other inflammatory process such as a chalazion,
severe blepharitis, or foreign body reaction (#21880). The name is a double misnomer--the lesion is neither pyogenic
nor a granuloma. Pathologically,
it is an inflammatory lesion composed of granulation tissue (proliferative
connective tissue--fibroblasts and fibrocytes--and newly formed capillary
channels) with interspersed acute and chronic inflammatory cells (#21883)
(#21882).
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#21880 |
High
Power #21883 |
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| Low
Power #21882 |
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