Photographs of eyelid tumors and light microscopic photographs of excised tissues. (A) Photograph of the right eyelid tumor. A small mass is noted (arrow). (B) Photograph of the left eyelid tumor. A slightly elevated lesion with slight erosion is noted at the edge of the eyelid (arrow). (C,E) Light microscope photographs of the right eyelid tumor. Cancer cells proliferate, forming a nest-like structure. Cancer cells have large nuclei and clear cytoplasms (H&E, ×50). (D,F) Light microscope photographs of the left eyelid tumor. Cancer cells proliferate and invade in a morphea-like pattern. Cancer cells have oval-shaped nucleus with hematoxylin-positive cytoplasms (H&E, ×200). A case of Muir-Torre syndrome with multiple cancers of bilateral eyelids and breast. Kamisasanuki T, Uchino E, Fukushima J, Yoshikawa H, Ishibashi T, Sakamoto T - Korean journal of ophthalmology : KJO (2013). Not Altered. CC.