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Invasive naevus of Ota
E S Juhasz1, M J Rees, M V Miller
1Department of Surgery, Auckland Public Hospital, New Zealand.
Pathology
|January 1, 1993
Abstract:
A slowly invasive naevus of Ota was followed for 50 yrs. During this time multiple biopsies were considered to be benign cellular blue naevus. The left globe, orbit, frontal bone and meninges were excised to achieve clearance.
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