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Figure 1 .
(A) Patient's left eye at the time of diagnosis of the intraocular tumorous focus. (B) The same eye removed after the patient's death before postmortem histological processing. The arrows indicate half rounded tumorous focus within the ciliary body. Note the difference in the size of tumorous focus.
Figure 2 .
(A) Histological section from the same eye in the low power magnification. Note the haemorrhage and the artificial cavity after another haemorrhage within the tumour. Anterior synechiae closing the chamber angle in the region around the tumorous focus are also visible. Haematoxylin and eosin staining, magnification ×12.5. (B) The same specimen as in (A), tumorous infiltrate under high power magnification. Note the tendency to form blood vessel spaces and cellular atypias. Haematoxylin and eosin staining, magnification ×500.