Eye Tumours...
Below are our articles on the subject of Eye Tumours. If you can't see what you are looking for our other categories are displayed on the left under 'Our Quick Links'...
Benign Eye Tumours
Although many types of ocular tumours are benign, they do not cause any less worry for the sufferer until they have been given an official diagnosis and have...
Diagnosing Ocular Tumours
When most people think of tumours and cancers they associate them with the breast, the skin or other major organs, but the eyes are also at risk of developing tumours...
Eye Cancer Symptoms
When people hear of or read about cancer, cancer of the eye is usually not the first form of the disease that springs to mind. This may be due to a lack of awareness...
Eye Melanoma: What is It?
Eye melanoma is both a rare form of eye cancer and a rare form of melanoma. There are only around 500 cases diagnosed in the UK each year. This type of cancer...
Support for People With Eye Cancer
Many people who are diagnosed with eye cancer find out quite early that they have a non-aggressive form of the disease and their chance of making a full recovery is very...
Treating Ocular Tumours
If you have had eye cancer diagnosed you are probably wondering what happens next. Your doctor will assess the type of cancer, how advanced it is and its exact...
Types of Ocular Tumours
Eye tumours do not necessarily have to be malignant (meaning cancerous) as it is possible to develop benign types too.
Benign Tumours
Benign tumours can...
What is a Retinoblastoma?
A retinoblastoma is a fairly rare type of cancer that occurs most commonly in children under five years old. The tumour described as a retinoblastoma grows in the...
