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Clinical photograph showing swelling in the lower eye lid
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On examination, a firm, non-tender 1.5 x 2.0 cm swelling in the right lower lid was found [Fig. 1].
MRI T2-weighted image showing well-defined hyperintense lesion in the lower eye lid pushing the eye ball upward
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Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the orbit showed a well-defined intraorbital lesion with an intact eyeball [Fig. 2].
Histopathology showing nonkeratinising squamous epithelium with variable numbers of admixed goblet cells suggestive of dermoid cyst (H&E, x40)
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Diagnosis was confirmed on histopathology, as it showed nonkeratinizing squamous epithelium with variable numbers of admixed goblet cells [Figure 3].