Abstract
We discuss a unique case, where a patient is suffering from both laryngeal carcinoma and ocular surface neoplasia with a strong family history of multiple malignancies of various organs. The patient is a 65-year-old male suffering from unilateral left-sided ocular surface neoplasia involving the inferotemporal quadrant of limbus and sclera. The lesion was excised surgically with double freeze-thaw cryotherapy and was started on topical mitomycin-c (0.02%) for 3 1-week cycles over 6 weeks.
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