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Eyelid lumps: stye vs chalazion vs BCC

HIGH-YIELD Appears 8×
Teaching point

Differentiate eyelid lumps: a stye (hordeolum) is acute, painful, at the lid margin; a chalazion is a chronic, less-tender Meibomian granuloma sitting back in the tarsal plate; a slow-growing pearly nodule with telangiectasia, especially lower lid, is BCC; any pigmented lesion needs referral to exclude melanoma.

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