1 It is more prominent on lateral gaze and is retracted on medial gaze. Lesions of the caruncle are uncommon. On account of the fact that the caruncle harbours skin elements, such as hair ...

There have also been a few cases where a urethral lesion looked similar to, but wasn’t, a urethral caruncle. These include cases of the urethra affected with the following: A urethral caruncle ...

Besides bony lesion, ocular involvement includes the ... This case, to our knowledge, represents the first case showing the caruncle as a site of isolated Langerhans cell histiocytosis not ...

Most commonly seen in postmenopausal women, urethral caruncles are usually asymptomatic; however, bleeding and discomfort can occur. Physical examination and biopsy of the lesion help with diagnosis.