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Osteoma of the choroid is described on the basis of the findings in 2 patients. To differentiate this tumour from a melanoma, haemangioma or metastatic growth, an X-ray photograph and/or CT-scan is essential.
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Baarsma, G.S., Craandijk, A. Osteoma of the choroid. Doc Ophthalmol 50, 205–212 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00158001
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