Malignant Tumors Flashcards

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Retinoblastoma

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incomplete differentiation of retina cells
in kids
fatal if not treated

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Presentation of Retinoblastoma

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in early childhood
white pupil- leukocoria
white mass in retina
strabismus common

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Treatment of Retinoblasoma

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photocoagulation
cryotherapy
chemotherapy

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Choroidal Melanoma

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malignant tumor of choroidal melanocytes- version of nevus

can cause death if spreading to other organs

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Presentation of Choroidal Melanoma

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50-60
normally pigmented (brown/ gray) dome shaped subretinal elevation; can be amelanotic and flat
clumps of orange pigment (lipofuscin)
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Diagnosis of Choroidal Melanoma

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Thickness 2-3mm
Fluid, subfoveal
Symptoms present
Orange pigment
Margins indistinct
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Tools to aid diagnosis of Choroidal Melanoma

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angiography, ultrasound, MRI

biopsy

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Treatment of Choroidal Melanoma

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systemic investigation- liver

irradiation- brachytherapy

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Secondary tumors of the eye normally originate……

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in lungs or breast

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Presentation of Choroidal Metastases

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usually affect macula
flat creamy-white placoid lesion
serous RD common

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Diagnosis of Choroidal Metastases

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history of primary tumor

ultrasound, angiography

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Treatment of Choroidal Metastasis

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most dead w/in 1 year
systemic eval by oncologist
ocular treatment only for symptoms

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Intraocular Lymphoma

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malignant proliferation of lymphocytes (WBCs) in eye
from primary CNS lymphoma
most develop CNS symptoms before or after discovery

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Presentation of Intraocular Lymphoma

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older patients w/ unilateral floaters/ blur- becomes bilateral
severe vitritis not clearing w/ steroids and no CME
multiple yellow-white subretinal infiltrates

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Diagnosis of Intraocular Lymphoma

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recalcitrant posterior vitritis
vitreous biopsy
lumbar puncture

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Mx of Intraocular Lymphoma

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PIOL- clearing ocular lymphoma cells and preventing spread to CNS
referral- radiotherapy, chemotherapy