Choroid Melanoblastoma With Signs Of Regression?
Ophthalmologica 167(5): 1973; 433
View Original Source →Abstract
In a brief communication two patients (a woman aged 68 years and a man aged 46 years) are described who, in all probability, presented clinically a choroid melanoblastoma. These patients only received regular control examinations and refused all therapeutic interventions. In both cases, a zone of scarification surrounding the tumor is visible, and, in one patient, the tumor has grown clearly less prominent in the course of the years.
Case Details
Personal Characteristics
A woman aged 68 years
Clinical Characteristics
A zone of scarification surrounding the tumor is visible
Remission Characteristics
The tumor has grown clearly less prominent in the course of the years
Treatment & Mechanisms
Proposed Remission Mechanisms
Not discussed
Clinical Treatment
Regular control examinations
Additional Notes
These patients only received regular control examinations and refused all therapeutic interventions.