[Eye neoplasm diagnosis with gamma radiation].
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Biomedical subjects
W Höpping
Publications and source records attributed to W Höpping.
[Comments on the paper of Howard and Blodi: "Dangers of light Coagulation in retinoblastoma"].
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Eye Neoplasms↗
[The balloon filling. Report on first results with a new surgical procedure in retinal detachment].
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Humans↗
[Experiences with light coagulation in retinal angiomatosis, miliary aneurysm retinitis (Leber), Coats's disease and similar changes].
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Aneurysm↗
[Treatment of malignant choroid melanoblastomas with light coagulation].
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Choroid Neoplasms↗
[Light coagulation treatment of retinoblastomas].
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Child, Preschool↗
[Varix aneurysmaticus vicarians retinae and its cerebral manifestations: treatment].
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Aneurysm↗
[Diagnosis of eye tumors with radioisotopes].
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Adult↗
[Light coagulation following substitution of the vitreous body by silicon].
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Humans↗
[Value of ophthalmoscopy and histology for the prognosis of patients with retinoblastoma].
The predictive value of prognostic factors is of utmost importance for the treatment of patients with retinoblastoma. Functional results, that may be expected following sight saving therapy, can be deducted from ophthalmoscopic findings. Large tumors, tumors located centrally, the presence of extensive retinal detachment or diffuse vitreous seeding are poor prognostic signs. Histopathologic findings of the enucleated eye harbouring retinoblastoma correlate well with the incidence of metastatic disease. Patients in which the tumor has invaded the choroid, optic nerve or sclera have a high risk of developing metastases.
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