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Ординатура / Офтальмология / Английские материалы / Illustrated Tutorials in Ophthalmology Kanski, Bolton 2001

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Serpiginous choroidopathy

Middle age (F = M)

Eventually bilateral but asymmetrical

Deep, grey-white lesions with hazy borders

Initially peripapillary and at posterior pole then outward spread

Mild vitritis

Serpiginous choroidopathy

Treatment - steroids and immunosuppressive agents

Course - chronic-remittent

Complications - macular scarring

Prognosis - poor

Residual scalloped, punched-out areas

UVEAL TUMOURS

1.Iris melanoma

2.Iris naevus

3.Ciliary boy melanoma

4.Choroidal melanoma

5.Choroidal naevus

6.Choroidal haemangioma

Circumscribed

Diffuse

7.Choroidal metastatic carcinoma

8.Choroidal osseous choristoma

9.Melanocytoma

Iris Melanoma

1.Very rare - 8% of uveal melanomas

2.Presentation - fifth to sixth decades

3.Very slow growth

4.Low malignancy

5.Excellent prognosis

Iris melanoma

Usually pigmented nodule at

Occasionally non-pigmented

least 3 mm in diameter

Surface vascularization

Invariably in inferior half of iris

 

Angle involvement may cause

Pupillary distortion, ectropion

glaucoma

uveae and cataract

Differential diagnosis of iris melanoma

 

 

 

 

 

 

Large iris naevus distorting

Leiomyoma

Adenoma of pigment

pupil

epithelium

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Primary iris cyst

Ciliary body melanoma

Metastasis to iris

eroding iris root

 

 

 

 

 

Treatment of iris melanoma

 

 

 

Small tumour

Angle invasion by tumour

Non-resectable tumour

- broad iridectomy

- iridocyclectomy

- radiotherapy or enucleation

 

 

 

Iris naevus

Typical

Diffuse

Pigmented, flat or slightly elevated

Obscures iris crypts

 

 

Diameter usually less than 3 mm

May cause ipsilateral hyperchromic

Occasionally mild distortion of pupil and

 

heterochromia

 

 

 

ectropion uvea

May be associated with Cogan-Reese

 

 

 

syndrome

Ciliary body melanoma

Rare - 12% of uveal melanomas

Presentation - 6th decade

May be discovered by chance

Prognosis - guarded

Signs of ciliary body melanoma

Sentinel vessels

Extraocular extension

Erosion through iris root

Lens subluxation or cataract

 

 

 

Retinal detachment

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