Abstract
Four months before presentation, a 27-year-old man had eyelid laceration repair after trauma to his right eyelids. He went to the emergency department (ED) with an enlarging and increasingly painful eyelid mass in addition to purulent discharge. He initially noticed the mass after surgery and experienced pain and subjectively blurry vision after surgery. He confirmed that the mass would bleed on occasion. Upon evaluation in the ED, visual acuity was 20/25 at near vision, and the mass was in contact with the cornea, 1 cm in size, firm, mobile, and attached firmly by a stalk to the palpebral conjunctiva (Fig A, lid everted).
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