Choroid Melanoblastoma With Signs Of Regression?
Ophthalmologica 167(5): 1973; 433
View Original Source →Abstract
The author reports on the following case: A 46-year-old female patient had an inflammatory lesion of the sclera, similar to an episcleritic nodule, which was treated with cortisone eye drops without success. Because of increasing pigment release in the conjunctiva a malignant neoplasm was suspected. There was no further treatment. After the patient started a treatment of her own in the form of a grape diet without any other source of nourishment her symptoms disappeared.
Case Details
Personal Characteristics
A man aged 46 years
Clinical Characteristics
A zone of scarification surrounding the tumor is visible
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.