Asyptomatic Fungal Cyst of Conjunctiva Caused by Bipolaris Spicifera

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  • k. Pakshir
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An asymptomatic fungal cyst of a conjunctival infection was found and removed by biopsy in a young shepherdess. Histopathologic evaluations of the excised tissue specimen from the lesion of the conjunctiva demonstrated an epithelium lined cavity containing a tangled mycelial mass that was surrounded by inflammatory cells and the fungus was identified as Bipolaris spicifera. It is concluded that asymptomatic conjunctival infections by fungi may occur without a having previous history of trauma or having any signs of inflammation.Iran J Med Sci 2006; 31(1): 56-58. Keywords ● Bipolaris spicifera, Conjunctiva, cyst, fungal

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volume 31  issue 1

pages  56- 58

publication date 2006-03-01

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