Corneal tumor

Corneal tumor is a relatively common tumor disease, mainly including conjunctival dermoid, intraepithelial carcinoma, and conjunctival squamous cell carcinoma. Once affected, it not only impacts the patient's appearance but also impairs vision and can even be life-threatening. Clinical analysis indicates that corneal tumors primarily occur in the inferotemporal limbus, but some corneal tumors can affect the entire cornea. Their surface is often covered by epithelium, with relatively clear boundaries, and fine hairs may be present.