Neuroblastoma IV-S in a patient with bilateral microphthalmia.

Acta Paediatr

Clinical Epidemiology Branch NCI-NIH, Bethesda, MD.

Published: December 1993

Neuroblastoma, a tumor of post-ganglionic sympathetic neurons, may be associated with a variety of genetic defects and congenital malformations (1). We report a case of neuroblastoma (NB) stage IV-S (2) in an infant with bilateral microphthalmia and other ocular malformations.

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