RETINAL ANGIOMATOSIS AND EVALUATION OF SEVENTEEN PATIENTS MANAGED IN IMAM REZA HOSPITAL

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ABRISHAMI M.; MOUSAVI M.N.; KARGOZAR A.; MASHAYEKHI M.

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Journal: MEDICAL JOURNAL OF MASHHAD UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES Year:2001 | Volume:44 | Issue:72 Page(s): 124-128

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RETINAL ANGIOMATOSIS AND EVALUATION OF SEVENTEEN PATIENTS MANAGED IN IMAM REZA HOSPITAL

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ABRISHAMI M. | MOUSAVI M.N. | KARGOZAR A. | MASHAYEKHI M. | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

VON-HIPPLE-LINDAU DISEASEQ4

RETINAL ANGIOMATOSISQ4

RETINAL DETACHMENTQ4

CAPILLARY HEMANGIOMAQ4

LASER PHOTOCOAGULATIONQ4

Abstract

Retinal agniomatosis presents as CAPILLARY HEMANGIOMA of retinal periphery or Optic disc and juxtapapillary. The early lesions are small and readily visible in clinical examination or earlier by flourescein angiography. About 20% of lesions are associated with cerebral tumors which are called Von-Hipple-Lindaue disease. Early diagnosis and appropriate treatment prevent visual deterioration. Treatment of lesions depends on size and location and includes LASER PHOTOCOAGULATION or cryotherapy. In this case series study between 1991-1997, seventeen patients in whom clinical diagnosis was confirmed by t10urescein angiography were studied. The age ranged between 11-40 years with male predominance. Bilateral involvement occurred in 17.58% of cases. All patients complained of decreased vision Four patients had juxtapapillary angiomatosis and others showed peripheral RETINAL ANGIOMATOSIS. Laser therapy resulted in good visual outcome and regression of peripheral lesions. One of bilateral ocular angiomatosis repeated brain CT scan showed posterior fossal involvement and patient died. Systemic work up is necessary for all patients with RETINAL ANGIOMATOSIS.

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ABRISHAMI, M., MOUSAVI, M.N., KARGOZAR, A., & MASHAYEKHI, M.. (2001). RETINAL ANGIOMATOSIS AND EVALUATION OF SEVENTEEN PATIENTS MANAGED IN IMAM REZA HOSPITAL. MEDICAL JOURNAL OF MASHHAD UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, 44(72), 124-128. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/51778/en

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ABRISHAMI M., MOUSAVI M.N., KARGOZAR A., MASHAYEKHI M.. RETINAL ANGIOMATOSIS AND EVALUATION OF SEVENTEEN PATIENTS MANAGED IN IMAM REZA HOSPITAL. MEDICAL JOURNAL OF MASHHAD UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES[Internet]. 2001;44(72):124-128. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/51778/en

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M. ABRISHAMI, M.N. MOUSAVI, A. KARGOZAR, and M. MASHAYEKHI, “RETINAL ANGIOMATOSIS AND EVALUATION OF SEVENTEEN PATIENTS MANAGED IN IMAM REZA HOSPITAL,” MEDICAL JOURNAL OF MASHHAD UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, vol. 44, no. 72, pp. 124–128, 2001, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/51778/en

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