Lymphosarcoma of the Bulbar Conjunctiva

Friedman, Benjamin; Borrelli, F; Geleris, Irwin

doi:10.1001/archopht.1955.00930020387009

AMA Arch Ophthalmol

1955

DOI: 10.1001/archopht.1955.00930020387009

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Lymphosarcoma of the Bulbar Conjunctiva

Benjamin Friedman¹,

F Borrelli²,

Irwin Geleris³

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“…The lesions were bilateral and symmetrical in one case. Bedell (1922) described the first case in America, and other cases have been described by Speciale-Picciche (1927), Saradarian (1940), Ayoub (1948), Svoboda (1948), Magni (1949), King and Ashton (1949), Blaxter (1955), Friedman, Borrelli, and Geleris (1955), Charamis (1957), Valvo (1959), Scuderi and Cardia (1959), Lerman (1960), Trzcinska-D4browska (1963), Fronimopoulos, Kofinas, andLambrou (1964), and Buiuc, Cordun, Be~chea, Popovici, and Rinea (1966).…”

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Lymphocytic tumours of the conjunctiva

Morgan¹

1971

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SYNOPSIS Twenty-six cases of lymphocytic tumour of the conjunctiva, which were originally classified as benign lymphoma and lymphosarcoma, were followed up for more than five years, They were then reclassified into non-disseminating and disseminating groups van Duyse (1905) who was the first worker to treat the lesions by irradiation, Baslini (1907), Cosmettatos (1910), and Coats Received for publication 12 November 1970. (1915) who described five cases affecting young people. The tumours recorded by Coats were slowly growing and were situated at the inner portion of the conjunctiva, three affecting the plica, one the caruncle, and the fifth affecting the limbus. The lesions were bilateral and symmetrical in one case. Bedell (1922) described the first case in America, and other cases have been described by Speciale-

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Lymphocytic tumours of the conjunctiva

Morgan¹

1971

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Lids, Lacrimal Apparatus, and Conjunctiva

Beard¹

1959

Archives of Ophthalmology

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Malignant Lymphatic Tumours of the Orbit: A Review of Eight Cases

Smith¹

1959

British Journal of Ophthalmology

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Lymphosarcoma of the Bulbar Conjunctiva

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Lymphocytic tumours of the conjunctiva

Lymphocytic tumours of the conjunctiva

Lids, Lacrimal Apparatus, and Conjunctiva

Malignant Lymphatic Tumours of the Orbit: A Review of Eight Cases

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