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Childhood Intraocular Tumors Publisher



Esfahani HR1 ; Ghassemi F1
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Source: Diagnostics in Ocular Imaging: Cornea# Retina# Glaucoma and Orbit Published:2020


Abstract

While pediatric ocular tumors are rare benign or malignant tumors, it is important that they be properly treated in a timely manner to save the eye and, in many cases, the life of the patient. These tumors may be apparent at birth or acquired later. Regardless of the benign or malignant nature of these tumors, they can cause vision problems or disfigurement and even life-threatening sequela if they are left untreated. The prognosis will be improved by early and correct diagnosis from clinical findings and using multiple imaging techniques. © Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021. All rights reserved.
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