Ciliary Body Adenoma in a 10-Year-Old Girl Who Had a Rhabdomyosarcoma

Adenoma of the Ciliary Body Pigment Epithelium

“…There have been occasional reports of tumors of the CPE in young children, but these generally have occurred in eyes with other congenital malformations, and probably represent unusual congenital rather than acquired lesions. [15][16][17] The tumors in adults are generally solitary and unilateral, and there is no predilection for laterality. All of these patients have been white, but there is insufficient information to determine if there is a racial predisposition.…”

Adenoma of the Ciliary Body Pigment Epithelium

“…There have been occasional reports of tumors of the CPE in young children, but these generally have occurred in eyes with other congenital malformations, and probably represent unusual congenital rather than acquired lesions. [15][16][17] The tumors in adults are generally solitary and unilateral, and there is no predilection for laterality. All of these patients have been white, but there is insufficient information to determine if there is a racial predisposition.…”

Adenoma of the Ciliary Body Pigment Epithelium

“…There have been occasional reports of tumors of the CPE in young children, but these generally have occurred in eyes with other congenital malformations, and probably represent unusual congenital rather than acquired lesions. [15][16][17] The tumors in adults are generally solitary and unilateral, and there is no predilection for laterality. All of these patients have been white, but there is insufficient information to determine if there is a racial predisposition.…”

Adenoma of the Ciliary Body Pigment Epithelium

“…There have been occasional reports of tumors of the CPE in young children, but these generally have occurred in eyes with other congenital malformations, and probably represent unusual congenital rather than acquired lesions. [15][16][17] The tumors in adults are generally solitary and unilateral, and there is no predilection for laterality. All of these patients have been white, but there is insufficient information to determine if there is a racial predisposition.…”