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This document discusses the use of wide angle fundus imaging and fluorescein angiography in the evaluation and management of intraocular tumors. It provides information on: 1) Advances in wide angle imaging technologies that allow visualization of a larger field of view than standard fundus cameras. 2) The use of wide angle imaging for staging and monitoring treatment of retinoblastoma based on the Reese-Ellsworth and International Classification systems. 3) Examples of wide angle images showing intraocular tumors and their response to various treatments over time.
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This document discusses the use of wide angle fundus imaging and fluorescein angiography in the evaluation and management of intraocular tumors. It provides information on: 1) Advances in wide angle imaging technologies that allow visualization of a larger field of view than standard fundus cameras. 2) The use of wide angle imaging for staging and monitoring treatment of retinoblastoma based on the Reese-Ellsworth and International Classification systems. 3) Examples of wide angle images showing intraocular tumors and their response to various treatments over time.
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1/15/2013

Wide angle fundus imaging and


Fuorescein angiography in evaluation
and
management of intraocular
tumors
Ihab Saad Othman, MD, FRCS
Professor of Ophthalmology
Cairo University
Cairo, Egypt
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Advances in Ocular Imaging

Kowa

Topcon
Retcam

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Wide-Field (Digital)
Imaging.

Field-of-view: The instantaneous


field-of -view (FOV).

Field-of-regard (FOR): Total field


of imaging available with camera.

Ora serrata

Equator

ORA
SERRATA

Standard fundus
camera field-of-view
(FOV)

EQUATOR

What would we do differently if we could


remotely image the entire eye?
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Wide Angle Imaging

Retcam

Panoret

Optos

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Wide angle viewing:


Staging of Retinoblastoma
Reese-Ellsworth Staging
system (1963): Predicts visual
prognosis with external beam
radiotherapy
Group I: Very favorable
prognosis:

Single tumor, 4 DD at or
behind the equator.
Multiple tumors, 4 DD at or
behind the equator

Group II: favorable prognosis:

Solitary tumor , 4-10 DD at or


behind the equator.
Multiple tumors, 4-10 DD at or
behind the equator.

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Reese-Ellsworth Staging
system
Group III: doubtful
prognosis:

Any lesion anterior to the


equator
Solitary tumors larger than
10 disc diameters behind
the equator

Group IV: unfavorable


prognosis:

Multiple tumors, some >10


DD
Any lesion extending
anteriorly to ora serrata.

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Reese-Ellsworth
Staging system
Group V: very
unfavorable
prognosis:
Massive tumor involving
over half the retina.
Vitreous seeding.

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Retinoblastoma
Staging:
International classification of retinoblastoma (2003)
is based on the rate of ocular salvage with systemic
chemotherapy
A
B
Very favorable. Tumor confined to
C
the retina
D

Unfavorable. Tumor dispersed to


adjacent spaces

Unsalvageable

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Retinoblastoma
Staging:
International classification
of retinoblastoma
Group A:
Tumor Not more than 3mm
Located more than 1.5 mm
from optic disc and 3 mm
from fovea

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Retinoblastoma
International classification
of retinoblastoma
Group B:
Tumors confined to the
retina 10mm
Any location
No subretinal fluid beyond
3 mm from the base of the
tumor

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Retinoblastoma
Group C:

Any size tumor < the eye


Subtle dispersion
Fine vitreous seeds
No dispersed tumor
masses
Subretinal seeds less than
3 mm from the tumor

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Retinoblastoma
Group D:
Diffuse disease with
significant vitreous or
subretinal seeding
Subretinal fluid in more
than one quadrant of
the retina
Subretinal fluid, present
or past, without
seeding, involving up to
total retinal detachment

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Group D:
Tumor(s) may be massive
or diffuse
Diffuse subretinal seeding,
present or past, may
include subretinal plaques
or tumor nodules
Diffuse or massive vitreous
disease may include
"greasy" seeds or
avascular tumor masses

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Wide Angle Viewing


Extremely valuable in:
Treatment monitoring

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Documents Plaque Centration

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IOAM, 3 cycles

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IOAM, 3 cycles

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5 months follow up: Subretinal


seeds recurrence/ Enucleation

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Direct
Gonioscopy:
Case: 1.5 year-old
male
Ciliochoroidal mass:
PLSU

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Case: 1.5 year-old


male
Ciliochoroidal mass:
PLSU

Pathology:
Ectopic lacrimal gland

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Direct Gonioscopy:
Medulloepithelioma

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CB masses

18 YOM
CB mass followed for the
last 4 years
Growing on UBM

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UBM: AP

UBM: Transverse

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Differential Diagnosis
Adenoma (non-pigmented ciliary
epithelium)
Medulloepithelioma
Metastasis
Melanoma
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Transcleral Resection

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Specimen

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Specimen

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Granulaomatous inflammation
Non-caseating

ZN-negative
?? Sarcoidosis, chest X-ray normal, ACE
normal
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Opto Tx 200

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Follow up of
Pediatric age group
> 3 years vs GA

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8 YOF
VA: 6/24

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4 YOF
VA: 6/6

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10 YOF
VA: 6/24

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5 YOM
Monophthalmic
VA: 6/36

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32 YOF
Mom

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Choroidal Tumors Diagnosis


and Management

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Choroidal Melanoma:
Most common primary
intraocular malignancy
in adults
Dendritic melanocytes
(neural crest origin)

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Opaque media
Initial evaluation of
thickness
Follow up of treatment
response
A-scan: Low to medium
reflectivity
B-scan: Acoustic
hollowness, choroidal
excavation, + angle
kappa

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45 year-old-female
with choroidal
melanoma

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16 YOF
Peripheral
choroidal
mass

Wide Angle
FF/A

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63 YOF: Melanoma
Post-Ru 106 / TTT

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Tumor Extent
55 YOF
Enucleation

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Autofluorescence

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48 YOM
Tumor
control
post
PLSU/TTT

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2 months
VA: 6/36

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18 month
VA: 6/9

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28 YOF
PLSU/TTT
3 months
VA: 6/36

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1 year
VA: 6/9

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Choroidal
Metastases
4 7 year-old female
with multiple breast
metastases

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FNAB:
Highly reliable
Uncertain diagnosis
Difficult technique
Experienced
cytopathologist

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72 year-old female
with choroidal mass:
unknown primary

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Classically:
FNAB: indirect
ophthalmoscopy:
Inverted image
Laterally rotated image
Mastering and
meticulous
manipulations
Hundreds of cases with
a steep learning curve

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Interventional
Photo-guided
choroidal biopsy
Retcam

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Interventional Photo-guided
choroidal biopsy
Adenocarcinoma

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57 YOF
DVA OS for 3 months

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Lymphoma: 60 YOF

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FNAB
Plasmacytoma in a 65
YOF

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Hemorrhagic Lesions
Simulating Melanoma

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58 year-old female
Choroidal Mass OS x
1 month
VA: 6/18

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Vertical

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Transverse

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Revise History:

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Discussion
New Investigative tools: Wide Angle FF/A is a
primordial tool in management of intraocular
tumors
Paradigm shift with a whole chapter in
panoramic view and peripheral fundus changes
In tumors: Early diagnosis and timely
intervention is imperative in SURVIVAL

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Remember:
WHEN DEALING WITH CANCER
YOU ARE DELAING WITH LETHAL DISEASE
YOU ARE DELAING WITH HUMAN LIFE
NO ROOM FOR TRIAL AND ERROR
EYE SALVAGE WILL DEPEND ON PROPER
DIAGNOSIS AND SOUND MANAGEMENT
EVERY EFFORT IS JUSTIFIED TO SAVE AN EYE
WITHOUT COMPROMISING LIFE

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Wide angle fundus


Digital Screening:
Retcam

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Opto Tx 200

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Opto Tx 200

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