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Leber cells are most commonly seen in

A
Vernal keratoconjunctivitis
B
Phlyctenular conjunctivitis
C
Ophthalmianeonatorum
D
Trachoma
High-Yield Explanation
Leber cells are mainly seen in trachoma Follicles: * Conjunctival follicles multiple discrete resembling grains of rice , blood vessels run across or around. * Subepithelial lymphoid germinal centres with histiocytes, monocytes and large nucleated cells called leber cells with immature lymphocytes centrally and mature cells peripherally. * Leber cells and necrosis is mainly seen in trachoma. * Causes: Viral & chlamydial conjunctivitis PseudoMembrane * Adenoviral * Gonococcal * Ligneous * Steven jhonson Pappilla * IN PALPEBRAL CONJUNCTIVA &Limbal bulbar conjunctiva * Vascular core is present * Hyperplastic conjunctival epithelium with vascular core * Bacterial conjunctivitis , allergic conjunctivitis, marginal conjunctivitis, contact lens wear

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