But Xenoptera melanoma disguises itself as a single-eyed blue eye.
A new international medical study has found that the results are of important reference value for the prevention of disease Cop. Women in their 70s developed uncontrolled intraocular pressure (IOP) in their right eye during a retina examination. Despite Trabeculectomy (artificial retina surgery) and continued surgical treatments, right eye IOP remains uncontrolled.
The results of the mirror examination revealed hair-shaped anterior chamber fluid (follicular ciliary accumulation, FCA) and vitreous debris from the lining of the retina. UBM examination showed a significant increase in the fibrous proliferation in the iris and the ciliary body of the right eye. Iris live examination and anterior abdominal withdrawal confirmed malignant melanoma, and a full biopsy showed extensive eye and middle ear system involvement, i.
e. additional middle ear external extension (phase pT4)). This case highlights the challenge of diagnosing mildly pigmented malignant tapioca iris melanoma and highlights the important application value of UBM imaging in the assessment of unexplained unilateral full detachment of the blue eye.
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