Ocular Fundus Tumours: A Simplified Clinical Classification

The diagnosis of the most common ocular fundus tumours can be achieved according to clinical features including their malignant potential, anatomical location within the eye, and relation to systemic disease, as well as imaging features. The majority of these tumours can be classified into four major categories according to their clinical presentation.

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Canadian Eye Care Today
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2024-08-30
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https://doi.org/10.58931/cect.2024.3349
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Ocular Oncology and Treatments
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Ocular Fundus Tumours: A Simplified Clinical Classification

Hatem Krema
Canadian Eye Care Today
Ocular Oncology and Treatments
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Ocular Fundus Tumours: A Simplified Clinical Classification

Hatem Krema
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Abstract

The diagnosis of the most common ocular fundus tumours can be achieved according to clinical features including their malignant potential, anatomical location within the eye, and relation to systemic disease, as well as imaging features. The majority of these tumours can be classified into four major categories according to their clinical presentation.

Canadian Eye Care Today
Princess Margaret Cancer Centre (CA)
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Ocular Oncology and Treatments
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