A rare case of eye complications of gastric stromal tumor treatment using imatinib mesylate
Purpose: to describe a clinical case of ocular complications of gastric stromal tumor treatment with imatinib mesylate.Material and methods. A patient aged 78 was examined by general ophthalmologic and instrumental methods, including ultrasound and spectral optical coherence tomography (SOCT).R...
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doaj-8848e39c5dd447c6b493b01f55a6dcf52021-07-28T13:01:40ZrusReal Time LtdРоссийский офтальмологический журнал2072-00762587-57602020-09-01133889110.21516/2072-0076-2020-13-3-88-91305A rare case of eye complications of gastric stromal tumor treatment using imatinib mesylateE. B. Myakoshina0S. V. Saakyan1Helmholtz National Medical Research Center of Eye DiseasesHelmholtz National Medical Research Center of Eye DiseasesPurpose: to describe a clinical case of ocular complications of gastric stromal tumor treatment with imatinib mesylate.Material and methods. A patient aged 78 was examined by general ophthalmologic and instrumental methods, including ultrasound and spectral optical coherence tomography (SOCT).Results. Ophthalmoscopy helped diagnose a blunted foveal reflex of the right eye. In the left eye, fuzzy boundaries of the optic disc edema and the macular reflex, the presence of gray-yellow foci of an irregular shape with even distinct boundaries in the paramacular zone were revealed. In the lower part of the left eye fundus, a weakly pigmented gray-yellow focus with uneven indistinct boundaries and an uneven surface was to be seen. SOCT showed in the right eye a retinal edema in the macula and paramacular zones and an epiretinal membrane. In the left eye, SOCT showed vitreoretinal tractions and retinal edema on the edges of the optic nerve; in the paramacular zone and in the inner parts of the fundus, vitreoretinal tractions, epiretinal fibrosis, retinal edema was observed whilst in the lower parts of the fundus complete destruction of all retinal layers due to the hyperreflective focus with a small-shaped inner contour, an even choroidal profile with thinning of the choroid, vitreoretinal tractions, and epiretinal membrane in the left eye could be seen.Conclusions. The clinical case of eye complications of imatinib mesylate in the treatment of gastric stromal tumor necessitates an interdisciplinary integrated approach (involving an oncologist and an ocular oncologist) in the diagnosis and treatment of eye tumors. A complex of instrumental methods of diagnostics of eye fundus diseases involving additional refinement methods (SOCT) ensures differential diagnosis of retinopathy during the chemotherapy, secondary metastatic involvement, and vitreoretinal pathology of a different pathogenetic etiology. Early diagnosis facilitates providing adequate treatment aimed at preserving the patient’s vision, the eye, and life.https://roj.igb.ru/jour/article/view/492imatinib mesylateeye complicationsspectral optical coherence tomography |
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E. B. Myakoshina S. V. Saakyan A rare case of eye complications of gastric stromal tumor treatment using imatinib mesylate Российский офтальмологический журнал imatinib mesylate eye complications spectral optical coherence tomography |
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E. B. Myakoshina S. V. Saakyan |
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E. B. Myakoshina |
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A rare case of eye complications of gastric stromal tumor treatment using imatinib mesylate |
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A rare case of eye complications of gastric stromal tumor treatment using imatinib mesylate |
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A rare case of eye complications of gastric stromal tumor treatment using imatinib mesylate |
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A rare case of eye complications of gastric stromal tumor treatment using imatinib mesylate |
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A rare case of eye complications of gastric stromal tumor treatment using imatinib mesylate |
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rare case of eye complications of gastric stromal tumor treatment using imatinib mesylate |
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Российский офтальмологический журнал |
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2072-0076 2587-5760 |
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2020-09-01 |
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Purpose: to describe a clinical case of ocular complications of gastric stromal tumor treatment with imatinib mesylate.Material and methods. A patient aged 78 was examined by general ophthalmologic and instrumental methods, including ultrasound and spectral optical coherence tomography (SOCT).Results. Ophthalmoscopy helped diagnose a blunted foveal reflex of the right eye. In the left eye, fuzzy boundaries of the optic disc edema and the macular reflex, the presence of gray-yellow foci of an irregular shape with even distinct boundaries in the paramacular zone were revealed. In the lower part of the left eye fundus, a weakly pigmented gray-yellow focus with uneven indistinct boundaries and an uneven surface was to be seen. SOCT showed in the right eye a retinal edema in the macula and paramacular zones and an epiretinal membrane. In the left eye, SOCT showed vitreoretinal tractions and retinal edema on the edges of the optic nerve; in the paramacular zone and in the inner parts of the fundus, vitreoretinal tractions, epiretinal fibrosis, retinal edema was observed whilst in the lower parts of the fundus complete destruction of all retinal layers due to the hyperreflective focus with a small-shaped inner contour, an even choroidal profile with thinning of the choroid, vitreoretinal tractions, and epiretinal membrane in the left eye could be seen.Conclusions. The clinical case of eye complications of imatinib mesylate in the treatment of gastric stromal tumor necessitates an interdisciplinary integrated approach (involving an oncologist and an ocular oncologist) in the diagnosis and treatment of eye tumors. A complex of instrumental methods of diagnostics of eye fundus diseases involving additional refinement methods (SOCT) ensures differential diagnosis of retinopathy during the chemotherapy, secondary metastatic involvement, and vitreoretinal pathology of a different pathogenetic etiology. Early diagnosis facilitates providing adequate treatment aimed at preserving the patient’s vision, the eye, and life. |
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imatinib mesylate eye complications spectral optical coherence tomography |
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