• A 78-year-old woman was referred to the Oculoplastic Service with a   mass over the right eyelid. The patient had noticed the presence of a   “bump” growing in the past months.
• She reported no pain but stated that recently she is hardly able to   open her right eye. She had no trauma or previous skin infection in   the affected area.   No fever, sweat, chills, or weight loss. She reports   good appetite.
• POH: As above. No previous eye surgery.
• SPMH: Mild Alzheimer’s, reports no HTN, DM
• Surgical History: Venous stent placed in the left leg many years ago.
• FH: Father died of laryngeal cancer.
• SH: Tobacco, 1 pack per day for 50 years; ETOH: drinks liquor   regularly
• Meds: Bufferin for pain every other day
• All: NKDA