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[Eye lid tumours--clinical features, diagnosis and surgical treatment].

PURPOSE: Various procedures for surgery in eye lid tumours are described. The aim of lid reconstruction is restoration of function, comfort and cosmesis.

METHODS: This article presents typical clinical features of and the commonly used surgical procedures for eye lid tumors in relation to lid function and characteristics of lid anatomy.

RESULTS: Surgical procedures depend on localisation, extension and histology of the eye lid tumour. A defect that includes the medial or lateral canthus is a special surgical problem. If either canthal tendon has been disrupted it must be reconstructed to have adequate medial and lateral support to prevent the lid from drooping.

CONCLUSIONS: Eye lid tumours can be observed or treated (medication or surgery). It is possible to reconstruct lid defects even when they are of considerable size with excellent functional and cosmetic results.

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