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. 2026 Jul 13;6:1766863. doi: 10.3389/fopht.2026.1766863

Figure 2.

A low-magnification H&E stained histological slide showing a completely excised tissue mass. The bulk of the lesion consists of a large subepithelial nevus (labeled N). Extending outward from the right side of the nevus is a smaller, exophytic conjunctival papilloma (labeled P). A layer of conjunctival epithelium (labeled C) covers the left border of the nevus. A dashed line accompanied by an asterisk runs along the bottom edge, marking the clean surgical resection margin and indicating the entire lesion was removed.

A mass at the caruncle of the left eye. A small conjunctival papilloma (P) arising on a subepithelial nevus (N), which is covered by conjunctival epithelium (C). The entire lesion (above the dashed line) is completely excised (the edge of the resection margin is marked with an asterisk) (hematoxylin and eosin, ×20; scale bar, 500 µm).