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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Ophthalmol. 2014 Dec 19;159(4):764–776.e3. doi: 10.1016/j.ajo.2014.12.014

Table 2. Summary of Findings in 11 Cases of Retinoblastoma with Metastasis.

Case Number Year of Diagnosis Laterality High-Risk Features (level of tumor invasion) Age at Enucleation (months) Anaplasia Grade Adjuvant Chemotherapy Site of Metastasis Death from Disease
1 1947 Unilateral Margin optic nerve, massive choroidal, anterior segment 19 Severe No CNS Yes
2 1965 Bilateral Post-laminar optic nerve, massive choroidal 2 5 Severe No CNS, bone No
3 1975 Bilateral Post-laminar optic nerve, massive choroidal 24 Severe No CNS Yes
4 1993 Bilateral Laminar optic nerve, non-massive choroidal 16 Severe No; received external beam radiation to the opposite eye Bone Yes
5 2009 Unilateral Post-laminar optic nerve, massive choroidal 68 Severe Yes CNS Yes
6* 2012 Unilateral None 33 Severe No Bone, liver No
7* 2012 Unilateral None 27 Severe No Bone, liver, CNS Yes
8 2013 Unilateral Post-laminar optic nerve, massive choroidal, anterior segment 31 Severe Yes CNS No
9 1966 Unilateral Margin optic nerve, massive choroidal, anterior segment 20 Moderate No CNS Yes
10 1999 Unilateral Massive choroidal 23 Moderate No Bone No
11 2001 Unilateral Post-laminar optic nerve, 28 Moderate Yes CNS Yes
*

Patients with no high-risk histologic features but developed metastasis

CNS – central nervous system