“…One case initially reported as hemangioma of the ciliary body by Daily [3] in 1931 can be found in the literature, but later reviews have recognized it as a juvenile xanthogranuloma [9], Reese [l] briefly reviewed the subject o f ciliary body hemangioma in his textbook on ocular tumors. He dis cussed the true rarity of this tumor and mentioned the cases Isola reported by Oksala et al [6] and Bruck [7], At last, Garcia et al [8], in a paper published in 1985, reported 2 cases of teleangiectatic hamartoma in the iridociliary zone, 1 of them with its histopathologic diagnosis.…”