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DOI: 10.1016/s0161-6420(83)34389-x
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Presumed Acquired Retinal Hemangiomas

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“…The following year Shields et al described 12 patients with non-familial unilateral solitary vascular lesions of the neuro-retina. 200 Although these tumours again resembled the angiomas seen in Von Hippel-Lindau syndrome they differed in a number of respects: they presented at an older age (the mean age at diagnosis was 58 years), there was no family history or associated systemic problems, they were unilateral, solitary, and there was no macular exudation and in keeping with the previous report they also lacked tortuous feeder vessels supplying the lesion. In the absence of histological verification, the authors coined the term presumed acquired retinal haemangioma (PARH) to describe the lesion.…”
Section: Vasoproliferative Tumours Of the Retina (Presumed Acquired Rsupporting
confidence: 73%
“…The following year Shields et al described 12 patients with non-familial unilateral solitary vascular lesions of the neuro-retina. 200 Although these tumours again resembled the angiomas seen in Von Hippel-Lindau syndrome they differed in a number of respects: they presented at an older age (the mean age at diagnosis was 58 years), there was no family history or associated systemic problems, they were unilateral, solitary, and there was no macular exudation and in keeping with the previous report they also lacked tortuous feeder vessels supplying the lesion. In the absence of histological verification, the authors coined the term presumed acquired retinal haemangioma (PARH) to describe the lesion.…”
Section: Vasoproliferative Tumours Of the Retina (Presumed Acquired Rsupporting
confidence: 73%
“…O aspecto clínico e angiofluoresceinográfico das lesões e a ausência de história familiar e sistêmica sugerem que estas lesões vasculares benignas adquiridas sejam uma forma variante dos hemangiomas capilares da retina (1) . São descritos na literatura pacientes com massas vasculares semelhantes àquelas relatadas como formas adquiridas do hemangioma (1)(2) .…”
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“…O aspecto clínico e angiofluoresceinográfico das lesões e a ausência de história familiar e sistêmica sugerem que estas lesões vasculares benignas adquiridas sejam uma forma variante dos hemangiomas capilares da retina (1) . São descritos na literatura pacientes com massas vasculares semelhantes àquelas relatadas como formas adquiridas do hemangioma (1)(2) . Analisando as características dos tumores vasoproliferativos idiopáticos e dos hemangiomas capilares da doença de Von Hippel, observa-se que os primeiros apresentavam: idade de aparecimento mais avançada, história familiar negativa, ausência de lesões similares na família, ausên-cia de acometimento sistêmico, falta de lesões sistêmicas na tomografia computadorizada, tumor unilateral, solitário e vasos nutridores não tortuosos.…”
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“…Em 1983, Shields e colaboradores publicaram uma série de 12 casos descritos como hemangioma retiniano adquirido presumível, despertando interesse por esse acometimento retiniano (1) . Desde então surgiram outros estudos e alguns relatos sobre essa doença (2)(3)(4)(5) .…”
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