The uveal tract is the pigmented vascularized soft tissue coat of the eye. It consists of the iris, ciliary body, and choroid. Melanocytic lesions can occur throughout the uveal tract. These invclude nevi, and what may be their malignantly transofrmed…
Complexion-Associated Melanosis Complexion-associated melanosis is a benign conjunctival pigmentation that occurs more frequently in patients with darkly pigmented skin. Clinical Findings Complexion-associated melanosis, as implied in the name, tends to affect individuals with dark skin. Clinically it manifests as fine…
Non-neoplastic Disorders Inflammatory Lesions Conjunctivitis (Infectious and Non-Infectious) Conjunctivitis is an inflammation of the conjunctiva that can manifest in both an acute and chronic form (persisting for 4 weeks or more). The etiology of the inflammation can include allergic, infectious…