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A 52-year-old farm worker from the Eastern Cape presents with a triangular, vascularized wing of conjunctival tissue extending 3 mm onto the nasal cornea of his right eye. He reports foreign body sensation and intermittent blurriness. What is the definitive management for this lesion?

Surgical excision with conjunctival autografting Simple excision with bare sclera closure Long-term topical corticosteroid drops Laser photocoagulation of the lesion

Correct Answer:

Surgical excision with conjunctival autografting

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