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D. G. Cogan, F. C. Chu, J. Gittinger and L. Tychsen
The evidence for cherry-red maculas in Gaucher's disease is questionable,
but in occasional patients, scattered white spots in and on the retina
appear to be characteristic. These white spots consist of clusters of
swollen histiocytes (Gaucher cells).
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