Multiple bilateral choroidal metastatic tumor from bronchial carcinoid: case report.
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G Police
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Echographic evaluation of choroidal melanomas treated with ruthenium-106 plaques: the treatment failures.
From July 1990 to October 1995 we treated 45 patients with choroidal melanomas using ruthenium-106 plaques. The population mean age was 59.2+/-10.4 years. In this paper, the authors describe in detail their clinical management and follow-up timing. They also report on the echographic pattern change after treatment and the clinical history of some failure cases.
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Rapidly growing choroidal metastasis: case report.
A rapidly growing choroidal metastasis from an occult carcinoma is described. The patient was first seen with a loss of visual acuity. The fundus examination showed a non-pigmented solid mass located at the posterior pole. Clinical history, echographic characteristics and tumour growth kinetics are described in detail.
Adenocarcinoma↗
Orbital metastases: echographic findings our experience.
In this paper the authors examine the echographic findings in 20 patients with metastatic and secondary tumors of the orbit observed at the University Eye Clinic of Ferrara (Italy) between January 1985 and August 1995. The aim of this study is to identify some typical echographic characteristics in these forms and to underline the diagnostic role of orbital echography.
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Posterior scleritis: ultrasound findings in two cases.
Two cases of posterior inflammatory scleritis are described. The authors show the echographic findings, pointing out the helpfulness of diagnostic ultrasound and the crucial role in monitoring these diseases with A scan examinations to obtain clear results of therapy, even if subjective symptoms disappear.
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Immersion technique in anterior-segment examination.
Ultrabiomicroscopy, using equipment with high-frequency transducers, is a very simple method for the study of superficial ocular structures. Nevertheless, these equipment are very expensive and not commonly used. The most widespread and used instrumentations are still provided with lower-frequency probes. These are sufficient to show the anterior segment of the eye. In this work we underline the diagnostic importance of this method and, in some cases, the therapeutic role.
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