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American Academy of Ophthalmology

AAO: 2019

Iris Pigmented Tumors: When to Worry

Carol L. Shields, MD

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Carol L. Shields, MD, surveys six types of iris pigmented tumors, focusing on the two most dangerous iris pigmented tumors, melanocytosis and melanoma. Dr. Shields details the risk profile of iris melanocytosis and explains how retina specialists can evaluate the risk of metastasis of iris melanoma.

Posted: 9/13/2019

Keywords:

Iris Pigmented Tumors

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tumor, intraocular tumor

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Retina Subspecialty Day

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Iris Pigmented Tumors: When to Worry

Carol L. Shields, MD

Carol L. Shields, MD, surveys six types of iris pigmented tumors, focusing on the two most dangerous iris pigmented tumors, melanocytosis and melanoma. Dr. Shields details the risk profile of iris melanocytosis and explains how retina specialists can evaluate the risk of metastasis of iris melanoma.

Posted: 9/13/2019

Keywords:

Iris Pigmented Tumors

•

tumor, intraocular tumor

•

Retina Subspecialty Day

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