British Journal of Ophthalmology · 1960 · 45 citations · 1 references
MedicineOphthalmologyRadiologyOcular OncologyOcular PathologyPediatric OphthalmologyIntraocular TumorsPediatric Ocular OncologyPediatric Retinal DisordersRetinal DiseaseRetinal ImagingRetinal PathologyPediatric EnucleationRetina HistologyRetinal Lesion Characterization
NEARLY two centuries ago Hayes (1767) published a description of a neuro- epiblastic tumour of the retina and in the years since then the volume of literature on retinoblastoma has become immense, describing, one would have thought, every form of the neoplasm. There is, however, a type not widely known or described which has several unusual features and often presents in a manner allowing a definite pre-operative diagnosis to be made.
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