Eye Melanoma


Guy Negretti explains the MOLES scoring system devised by Professor Bertil Damato. The acronym uses five key clinical signs to help distinguish between a choroidal naevus and a melanoma. The protocol aids the decision-making process - monitor in practice or refer?
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Health Canada has just approved a new drug to treat a rare and aggressive form of eye cancer known as ocular melanoma.
But the medication is not being offered in every province. Canadians diagnosed with the rare form of cancer have very few options for treatment.
And as Jamie Mauracher reports, some patients still have to travel thousands of kilometres to access the potentially life-saving drug.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved a new drug to treat unresectable metastatic uveal melanoma, which is the most common eye cancer in adults. There has been no effective treatment for it; many patients who developed metastatic disease usually die within one year. Watch this video to learn more about the disease and new treatment.
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This is not a story I'd ever thought I would be sharing. 1 week after we finished our Thailand to Italy bicycle tour I went to the eye doctor and found out I had a tumor pushing on my retina. It was an ocular melanoma.
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This talk was given by Molly Stoffa at the 2012 Ocular Melanoma Foundation conference.
Molly Stoffa has been an ER nurse for the past 11 years. She became involved with the fight against ocular melanoma when her mother-in-law, Shirley Stoffa, was diagnosed with metastatic ocular melanoma in early 2011. Molly is focused on helping to educate others about this little known disease, and to help patients and caregivers learn how to get what they need and deserve out of their healthcare experience by giving them the ability to speak their minds to their healthcare team. Born and raised in DeKalb, IL, west of Chicago, Molly is married to a wonderful husband, Todd and has two beautiful children, Abby and Cole.
To donate in honor of Shirley Stoffa, visit http://www.ocularmelanoma.org/....memorial-shirley-sto