Journal article

Manifestation of bilateral choroidal osteoma in childhood. Progressive myopia due to staphyloma posticum


Authors listHeichel, J.; Bredehorn-Mayr, T.; Stuhltraeger, U.; Kunert, K. S.; Jaeger, M.; Lorenz, B.

Publication year2016

Pages160-163

JournalOphthalmologe

Volume number113

Issue number2

ISSN0941-293X

eISSN1433-0423

DOI Linkhttps://doi.org/10.1007/s00347-015-0065-z

PublisherSpringer


Abstract

Case report of a 6-year-old boy with bilateral choroidal osteoma.

The patient was followed up for the next 6 years and during this period bilateral tumor progression was observed. In one eye a staphyloma posticum developed in the area of the osteoma which led to secondary anisometric myopia.

If undetected, this rare complication can lead to anisometric amblyopia; therefore, repeated cycloplegic refractometry is advisable in children with choroidal osteoma.




Citation Styles

Harvard Citation styleHeichel, J., Bredehorn-Mayr, T., Stuhltraeger, U., Kunert, K., Jaeger, M. and Lorenz, B. (2016) Manifestation of bilateral choroidal osteoma in childhood. Progressive myopia due to staphyloma posticum, Ophthalmologe, 113(2), pp. 160-163. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00347-015-0065-z

APA Citation styleHeichel, J., Bredehorn-Mayr, T., Stuhltraeger, U., Kunert, K., Jaeger, M., & Lorenz, B. (2016). Manifestation of bilateral choroidal osteoma in childhood. Progressive myopia due to staphyloma posticum. Ophthalmologe. 113(2), 160-163. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00347-015-0065-z



Keywords


AnisometropiaRefraction anomalyREFRACTOMETRYTumor growth

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