Tarsal gland
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British pronunciation/tˈɑːsəl ɡlˈand/
American pronunciation/tˈɑːɹsəl ɡlˈænd/
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a sebaceous gland located in the eyelid that produces and secretes oil to lubricate the surface of the eye

What is "tarsal gland"?

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The tarsal gland refers to the specialized sebaceous glands found in the eyelids. These glands produce and secrete sebum, an oily substance, onto the surface of the eyelids. While they are often classified as exocrine glands due to their secretion onto an external surface, they are still considered a part of the endocrine system as they produce and release hormones involved in maintaining the health and lubrication of the eyes.

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