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Preoperative clinical appearance of the left lower eyelid mass (A) and postoperative clinical appearance of the left lower eyelid lesion (B). The mass was painless and mobile (A) and no recurrence had occurred six months after complete excision surgery (B).
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The mass resembled a benign granuloma or chalazion (Figure 1A). Six months after the second operation, no recurrence or metastasis was found (Figure 1B).
Histopathological findings from the specimen. Floating clumps of cuboidal cells with focal duct formation in the abundant mucin lakes (arrows) indicate a sweat gland adenocarcinoma.
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Histopathology revealed floating clumps of cuboidal cells with focal duct formation in the abundant mucin lakes (Figure 2).