LASIK accelerates occurrence of ectasia in ectasia-susceptible and biomechanically fragile eyes.

Epibulbar osseous choristoma is a rare and benign condition which can present with features similar to dermolipoma.

Purpose: The purpose of this study was to report a rare case of posttrabeculectomy bleb-related infection associated with Corynebaterium macginleyi, a rare conjunctival pathogen. Methods: Case description including clinical imaging and microbiology data, and literature review of Corynebacterium macginleyi-related infections. Results: A 60-year-old glaucomatous female patient presented with a bleb-related infection 6 years after trabeculectomy in her right eye, suggestive of blebitis. No bleb-related endophthalmitis was reported. Conclusions: C. macginleyi is a rare conjunctival pathogen that can cause conjunctivitis and, rarely, bleb-related infections.

Anterior lamellar resection of nodular basal cell carcinomas involving the tarsal lower eyelid skin using a grey line lid-splitting technique is a simple and one-step technique with good clinical outcome. It may avoid the morbidity associated with full thickness eyelid resection and might be useful for other, nonmalignant eyelid lesions.