65 Asian man with 4 months of unilateral eyelid swelling sen | Figure 1

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Case Description

65 Asian man with 4 months of unilateral eyelid swelling sent from ophthalmology and dermatology to "determine the allergy". Non pruritic and persistent. Conjunctiva completely normal. Skin test positive to grass. Eos 600. Could this be well's?

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