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Saudi Journal of Ophthalmology
Volume 25, Issue 2
, Pages
159-167
, April 2011
Orbital retinoblastoma: Present status and future challenges – A review
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(a and b). Bilateral advance retinoblastoma. Left eye gross proptosis and right eye anterior segment seeding can be appreciated. (a) CT Scan axial cuts of the same patient confirmed orbital mass and g
(a and b). Bilateral advance retinoblastoma. Left eye gross proptosis and right eye anterior segment seeding can be appreciated. (a) CT Scan axial cuts of the same patient confirmed orbital mass and gross optic nerve extension (b).
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(a and b). CT Scan axial cuts show gross left optic nerve thickening of the tumor measured radiologically (a) CT Scan axial cuts show gross left optic nerve extension along with intracranial extension(a and b). CT Scan axial cuts show gross left optic nerve thickening of the tumor measured radiologically (a) CT Scan axial cuts show gross left optic nerve extension along with intracranial extension (b).
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(a and b). Bilateral phthisical eyes following chemotherapy for advance retinoblastoma (a). CT Scans with saggital reconstruction of the same patient (b).(a and b). Bilateral phthisical eyes following chemotherapy for advance retinoblastoma (a). CT Scans with saggital reconstruction of the same patient (b).
PII: S1319-4534(10)00108-6
doi: 10.1016/j.sjopt.2010.10.010
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