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  Vol. 99 No. 5, May 1981 TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Multifocal choroidal melanoma in ocular melanocytosis

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A 29-year-old white women had ocular melanocytosis with scleral pigmentation and a diffuse choroidal nevus. The eye was enucleated because of two choroidal tumors. Light and electron microscopy showed two separate choroidal melanomas with differential cytologic characteristics. The extreme rarity of multicentric choroidal melanomas support the belief that ocular melanocytosis predisposes to malignancy.

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