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The treatment of retinoblastoma by radiation and triethylene melamine.
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Medulio-epithelioma (dictyoma) of the optic nerve.
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Long-term cure of retinoblastoma with x rays.
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Report on the diathermy treatment of retinoblastoma.
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Tumors of the retinal pigment epithelium.
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Observations on retinoblastoma.
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Diagnosis of gliomatous pseudo-uveitis; report of a case.
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The rosettes of a neuro-epitheliomatous retinoblastoma.
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Retinoblastoma in an adult.
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Primary malignant medulloepithelioma of the retinal stalk.
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Electron microscopic diagnosis of medulloepithelioma.
A 20-month-old boy with a ciliary body tumor presented with two white flocculi floating in the anterior chamber of his left eye. This material was examined by electron microscopy. Both the clinical appearance of the tumor and the ultrastructural findings suggested the diagnosis of medulloepithelioma. The flocculi contained tumor cells forming lumina and displaying neuronal-type cilia, neurotubules, and a complex band of apical desmonosomal junctions. Since the last finding is not present in retinoblastoma rosettes in the absence of fleurette differentiation, it distinguishes medulloepithelioma from retinoblastoma. The electron microscopic diagnosis has permitted a trial period of conservative cryotherapy directed at the tumor and the associated glaucoma. The electron microscopic characteristics of the tumor favor the neuroepitheliomatous and neuroblastic differentiation of medulloepithelioma rather than ependymal differentiation.
Malignant teratoid medulloepithelioma of the ciliary body simulating persistent hyperplastic primary vitreous.
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ESTHESIONEUROBLASTOMA. A CLINICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL STUDY.
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