EVALUATION OF THE EYELID AND PERIOCULAR TUMORS

Objective: Our aim was to determine and compare the demographic histopathological features of eyelid periocular tumors.Material Methods: The medical records patients who had tumor surgery were retrospectively analyzed at ophthalmology clinic. data included age, gender, location outcomes comparative study performed between benign, malignant premalignant tumors. Detailed site described as right left or bilateral, upper lower. Medial lateral canthal tumors eyebrow SPSS computer statistical software (version Chicago) used for analysis. Chi-square test significant differences.Results: A total 190 with histopathologic confirmation evaluated; 160 (84.2%) lesions 30 (15.8%) lesions. One hundred forty (87.5%) 17 (10.6%) 3 (1.8%) premalignant. Twenty (66.7%) 9 (30%) 1 (3.3%) Benign found occur younger ages compared (p=0.03) (p=0.038). ten (68.7%) benign seen in women 50 (31.3%) men. In contrast tumors, more common males (p=0.003). Malignant be significantly higher eyes. There a statistically difference malignancy (χ(2)=8.488, p=0.014). Epidermal cyst (17.5%) most tumor. Basal cell carcinoma frequent type (73.1%).Conclusion: Gender male, lower lid senility are risk factors that should concerned