“…A case of an homologous retinoblastoma in identical twins developed from a single ovum was reported by Benedict (13). Duncan and Maynard (14) reported a case of Italian twins affected by bilateral retinoblastoma, which they described sion after 6 cycles of chemotherapy with carboplatin and etoposide, focal therapy (photocoagulation), and 1 cycle of intra-arterial chemotherapy (3 injections of melphalan at intervals of 21 days). Twin 2 was treated with brachytherapy and regression type IV (atrophic chorioretinal scar) was achieved.…”
Dysmorphic features in children must be always suspicious of 13q deletion syndrome and a short ophthalmoscopic follow-up is necessary to detect the presence of a retinoblastoma.
“…A case of an homologous retinoblastoma in identical twins developed from a single ovum was reported by Benedict (13). Duncan and Maynard (14) reported a case of Italian twins affected by bilateral retinoblastoma, which they described sion after 6 cycles of chemotherapy with carboplatin and etoposide, focal therapy (photocoagulation), and 1 cycle of intra-arterial chemotherapy (3 injections of melphalan at intervals of 21 days). Twin 2 was treated with brachytherapy and regression type IV (atrophic chorioretinal scar) was achieved.…”
Dysmorphic features in children must be always suspicious of 13q deletion syndrome and a short ophthalmoscopic follow-up is necessary to detect the presence of a retinoblastoma.
“…defects, karyotypes were performed on 21 retinoblastoma patients (17 sporadic, 4 Neurath18 has noted that some of the potentially resolvable detail of the chromosomes seems to be obstructed by either a layer of cytoplasm or the nuclear membrane which covers most of the spreads (Fig 1 and 2) …”
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