Clinical evaluation of primary peripheral cysts of the iris
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Clinical evaluation of primary peripheral cysts of the iris
Abstract
Background: Peripheral primary cyst of the iris is an uncommon benign condition that may masquerade as a tumor of the ciliary body. Careful examination utilizing the slit lamp and gonioscopy is necessary to successfully differentiate the two.
Conclusions: Given their uncommon occurrence and the importance of ruling out melanoma or other malignancies, this review is a guide in the evaluation and diagnosis of patients with this condition.
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