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Changes in the ocular surface. XPV patients, presenting vascular tortuosity (a) and corneal conjunctival tumors (c, d). XPC patient (b), with corneal opacification and eyelid changes.
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Conjunctival tumors presented as a unilateral vascularized gelatinous limbal mass, or leukoplakia, located in the sun-exposed interpalpebral fissure medially or laterally, with other features as tortuous dilated feeder vessels, and foamy infiltration of the adjacent corneal epithelium (Figure 3).
(a) Patient XPC, 26 years old. (b) Patient XPV, 20 years old.
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Some young patients already have an advanced cutaneous condition, yet others have reached advanced ages, above 70 years (Figures 4 and 5).
XPV patients: (a) 68-year-old woman; (b) 83-year-old man.
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Some young patients already have an advanced cutaneous condition, yet others have reached advanced ages, above 70 years (Figures 4 and 5).