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Wills Eye Institute Ocular Oncology Service
Conjunctival lymphoma is a type of extranodal lymphoma that can present as a painless pink mass on the conjunctiva. It is important to recognize this condition early, as it may indicate the presence of systemic lymphoma. The document outlines the prevalence, physical examination findings, diagnostic procedures, and follow-up care necessary for patients diagnosed with this condition. Additionally, it discusses the prognosis and potential complications following treatment.
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