Choroidal metastases elderly Clinical characteristics of 13 patients.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Choroidal metastases elderly Clinical characteristics of 13 patients Study: Early Xia Su Jin Yan Liu Fang Wu Yazhen Liu Guangyao crown [Abstract] in aged choroidal metastases (CM clinical features. Methods 13 elderly patients with CM of primary tumor characteristics, performance and assisted fundus examination results were analyzed. Results of the primary tumor in 5 cases (38% derived from lung cancer, 6 (46% from breast cancer, eye fundus examination showed optic disc in the posterior pole or the yellow-white or greyish yellow circle around the flat elevation, in some cases associated with secondary retinal detachment. A super show in the tumor until the internal reflection is high, irregular internal structure. B-, CT showed the ball flat wall or limit the Bureau of uplift thickening mass, MRI showed tumor was higher than the vitreous T1W high signal, T2W and low signal. FFA show no significant fluorescence early, then gradually show punctate fluorescence, was mottled like the late fluorescence. ICGA early fluorescence was weak, then weak fluorescent spots appeared. OCT performance of lesions of serous neurosensory detachment. Conclusions of primary breast cancer and lung cancer to more common, some cases Ocular metastasis of primary tumor found early, in which lung cancer more common. imaging studies can help the diagnosis and differential diagnosis of CM. [Keywords:] Choroidal tumor, tumor metastasis, indocyanine green, Angiography, optical coherence tomography Metastatic carcinoma of choroid (choroidal metastasis, CM) occurs in elderly, the eye is the most common metastatic carcinoma (1). Choroidal metastases rapid growth, short-term visual acuity decreased significantly, seriously affected the late quality of life in elderly cancer patients . some patients with metastatic cancer diagnosed in primary tumors appeared before easily misdiagnosed or missed diagnosis. In this paper, 13 patients with senile choroidal metastase