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Title: Clinical Approaches to Early Detection and Management of Retinoblastoma


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Clinical Approaches to Early Detection and
Management of Retinoblastoma
Francis Munier Aubin Balmer Jules Gonin Eye
Hospital (Prof. Leonidas Zografos) Lausanne,
Switzerland
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Retinoblastoma
  • Hereditary retinoblastoma (40) unilateral or
    bilateral, sporadic or familial (mean age at
    diagnosis 12 m)
  • Non hereditary retinoblastoma (60) Always
    unilateral and sporadic (mean age at
    diagnosis 24 m)

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Fig 12.6
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Fig 12.8
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Gene Directed Management pre- or
neonatal molecular diagnosis
  • Surveillance under anesthesia
  • Presymptomatic diagnosis
  • Conservative treatment

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Retinoblastoma frequency
  • 17 of neonatal cancers
  • 6.5 of pediatric cancers 1/20000 live birth
  • 10 of ocular cancers

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First sign of retinoblastoma
  • Leucocoria (60)
  • Strabismus (20)
  • Aypical manifestations (20)

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Fig 12.17
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Fig12.17 d,e
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Fig 12.19abc
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Ivelin (dia à scanner)
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Is retinoblastoma a recent pathology in medical
history?
  • Peter Pavius April 5th 1597

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Fig. 12.1
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Fig 12.2
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Fig 12.3a
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Retinoblastoma 5 year survival
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Therapeutic modalities
  • Enucleation
  • Conservative treatments

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Importance of tumor staging by the ophthalmologist
  • ABC classification of Murphree for intra-ocular
    retinoblastoma

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ABC Classification of Murphree
  • Group A tumors lt 3 mm in hight, lt 3 mm from
    macula and/or optic nerve head, no VS, no RD
  • Group B tumors gt 3 mm in hight, RD lt 5 mm
    around tumor base, no VS, no subretinal
    seeding
  • Group C localized or fine diffuse VS and/or RD
    gt 5 mm around tumor base (no subretinal
    growth)

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ABC Classification of Murphree
  • Group D Massive VS (avascular growth) and/or
    RD with subretinal growth
  • Group E No visual potential, neovascular
    glaucoma, tumor in the anterior segment, tumor
    anterior to the hyaloid, orbital cellulitis,
    buphthalmos

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Vue générale salle dop avec enfant
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Enucleation procedure
  • Enucleation and resection of at least 10
    mm of optic nerve
  • Reconstruction with Hydroxyapatite or Medpor
    orbital implant

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il noir et blanc énuclée
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Fig 12.151
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Fig 12.150
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Therapeutic modalities Whole-eye treatments
  • External beam radiation with/without
    lens-sparing
  • Chemoreduction

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External beam radiation
  • 50 Gy with daily fraction of 1.8 Gy

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Schéma radiothérapie bleu
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Enfant sous chimiott (à scanner)
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Kaziu avant
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Kaziu après
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Side effects of EBR
  • Ocular complications (cataract, maculopathy)
  • Mid-facial growth defects
  • Non-ocular second neoplasms

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Therapeutic modalities Whole-eye treatments
  • External beam radiation with/without lens-sparing
  • Chemoreduction

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Chemoreduction
  • Cryorupture of the hemato-retinal barrier 24-48
    hours before infusion
  • Surgical implantation of a Portacath
  • Infusion of Carboplatin and VP16 D1-3
  • 2-5 monthly cycles

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Dispositif chimio portacath (à scanner)
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Freiermuth avant
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Freiermuth après
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Freiermuth après
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Therapeutic modalities Focal treatments
  • Cryocoagulation with/without conjunctival
    incision
  • Transpupillary or transcleral photocoagulation
    (Xenon, Diode)
  • Brachytherapy (Ruthenium, Iode)
  • Hyperthermia, Thermochemotherapy
  • Conformal stereotactic radiotherapy
  • Proton beam irradiation

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Therapeutic modalities Focal treatments
  • Cryocoagulation with/without conjunctival
    incision
  • Transpupillary or transcleral photocoagulation
    (Xenon, Diode)
  • Brachytherapy (Ruthenium, Iode)
  • Hyperthermia, Thermochemotherapy
  • Conformal stereotactic radiotherapy
  • Proton beam irradiation

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Série laser transcléral 2
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Série laser transcléral 3
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Série laser transcléral 4
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Therapeutic modalities Focal treatments
  • Cryocoagulation with/without conjunctival
    incision
  • Transpupillary or transcleral photocoagulation
    (Xenon, Diode)
  • Brachytherapy (Ruthenium, Iode)
  • Hyperthermia, Thermochemotherapy
  • Conformal stereotactic radiotherapy
  • Proton beam irradiation

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Brachythérapie fig 12.156ab
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Fig 2.29
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Brachythérapie Bonelli à la pause
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Brachythérapie Bonelli suivi
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Therapeutic modalities Focal treatments
  • Cryocoagulation with/without conjunctival
    incision
  • Transpupillary or transcleral photocoagulation
    (Xenon, Diode)
  • Brachytherapy (Ruthenium, Iode)
  • Hyperthermia, Thermochemotherapy
  • Conformal stereotactic radiotherapy
  • Proton beam irradiation

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Thermochemotherapy
  • Infusion of a single dose of Carboplatin 1-3
    hours before hyperthermia
  • Transpupillary hyperthermia mediated by a diode
    laser on D1
  • Second round of hyperthermia between D4 and D7
  • 2-4 monthly cycles

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Schéma de focalisation sur la tumeur (à
scanner)
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Therapeutic modalities Focal treatments
  • Cryocoagulation with/without conjunctival
    incision
  • Transpupillary or transcleral photocoagulation
    (Xenon, Diode)
  • Brachytherapy (Ruthenium, Iode)
  • Hyperthermia, Thermochemotherapy
  • Conformal stereotactic radiotherapy
  • Proton beam irradiation

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Therapeutic modalities Focal treatments
  • Cryocoagulation with/without conjunctival
    incision
  • Transpupillary or transcleral photocoagulation
    (Xenon, Diode)
  • Brachytherapy (Ruthenium, Iode)
  • Hyperthermia, Thermochemotherapy
  • Conformal stereotactic radiotherapy
  • Proton beam irradiation

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Fig 2.36
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fig. 2.38
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Fig 2.39 a
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Spot Scan technique Paul Scherrer
InstituteSwitzerland
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Proton Therapy Program
OPTIS for children a project for the future
A.G., 4 years , proton therapy for a relapsing
retinoblastoma in the left eye. Authorized
picture showing the child 18 months after
successful treatment.
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The retinoblastoma multidisciplinary team
  • Pediatric oncologist Dr Maja Nenadov-Bec
  • Radio-oncologists Dr Alessia Picca Raphaël
    Moeckli
  • Pediatric anesthesists Drs Michèle Pot
    Olivier Poinsot
  • Medical geneticist Prof. Daniel Schorderet
  • Pathologist Dr Sylvie Uffer

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The retinoblastoma multidisciplinary team
  • Secretaries Luisa de Medici Maria Spagnuolo
  • Ocularist Dominique Charles-Messance
  • Instrumentalists Brita Hudepohl et al.
  • Social worker Ursula Figueiredo
  • Aumonerie Emmanuel Alfani
  • Photography Marc Curchod
  • Data manager Sue Jaquet

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