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Fortuitously Discovered Optic Nerve Tumor: A Case Report

Bajjouk Salma, Bouchaar Mounia, Elasri Fouad, Reda Karim, Brarou Houda, Oubaaz Abdelbarre

Asian Journal of Case Reports in Surgery · pp. 1–4 · Published 7 Jan 2021

Abstract

Papillary melanocytoma is a pigmented tumor of the optic nerve, benign, rare, and often asymptomatic. We report the case of a 28-year-old man, who presents a unilateral papillary melanocytoma, discovered fortuitously, during an ophthalmological consultation for optical correction. We performed an ocular ultrasound confirmed the diagnosis, and magnetic resonance imaging did not reveal any retrobulbar extension. Our patient was monitored for 24 months, without evolution of his tumor.

Melanocytoma Optic nerve a benign tumor malignant transformation optical coherence tomography B-scan ultrasonography.

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