| Choroidal Osteomas, bilateral | |
| OD: two sharply defined, non-elevated, light orange tumors. OS: Sharply defined large area of the posterior pole with extensive pigmentary changes. Both pictures strongly suggest a choroidal osteoma. The most definite proof of the diagnosis is an ultrasonogram which shows very hig reflectivity or a Cat scan which shows the dense bone in the choroid. Secondary changes like choroidal neovascularization, retinal detachment may occur. The tumors are often bilateral. | |
| Naumann, G.O.H., Prof. Dr. med., Univ.-Augenklinik, Erlangen, Germany | |
| D31.3 | |
| Choroid -> Tumor, Neoplasma -> Benign Tumors -> Choroidal Osteoma | |
| tumor | |
| 5085 |
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