Giant Sebaceous Cell Carcinoma of Upper Eyelid - Case Report

Abstract

An eighty-year-old patient presented with right upper eyelid mass. Contrast enhanced computed tomography (CECT) showed large heterogeneously enhancing exophytic soft tissue density mass lesion with few hyperdense foci noted involving skin and subcutaneous tissue. An excisional biopsy was performed. A diagnosis of sebaceous cell carcinoma was confirmed on histopathology. ceous gland carcinoma is an aggressive tumor causing metastasis related mortality in 3-41% [3-10]. Early diagnosis and consequent surgical therapy leads to a better outcome and higher survival rates than generally assumed [4]. In this study we discuss key elements of primary disease and modalities to treat such a condition. Case Report An eighty-year-old male presented to us with mass right eye upper lid for past 2 years. The mass was green pea sized to begin with gradually increased in size over past 2 years to the present size. On ocular examination no light perception was present. A right upper eyelid swelling of 50 mm × 57 mm involving lid margin with ulceration with areas of necrosis and bleeding points