Ocular pathology covers a wide range of conditions and therefore represents the cause of a wide range of symptoms, signs and radiographic features.
Ocular metastases account for over 80% of all ocular pathology. With regard to the remainder of ocular lesions, the primary differentiating factor for ocular pathology is whether or not the lesion is calcified.
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Calcification
- retinoblastoma: commonest primary ocular neoplasm in children
- astrocytic hamartoma
- choroidal osteoma
- optic drusen
- scleral calcification
- retinopathy of prematurity (ROP)
- phthisis bulbi: including sequelae from old trauma
No calcification
- uveal melanoma: commonest primary ocular neoplasm in adults
- ocular metastasis: 80% of all ocular lesions
- choroidal hemangioma
- vitrous lymphoma
- developmental:
- trauma:
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