In this small case series, ultra-low-dose (boom-boom) radiotherapy was effective for choroidal lymphoma with favorable response and minimal side effects.īoom-boom radiotherapy choroid eye lymphoma non-Hodgkin lymphoma tumor ultra-low-dose radiotherapy.
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On follow-up (mean = 14 months, range = 6-24 months), complete tumor regression on ophthalmoscopy was documented in all three cases, with enhanced depth imaging optical coherence tomography and ultrasonography demonstrating evidence of lymphoma resolution and visual acuity improvement to 20/25-20/40. Management involved ultra-low-dose radiotherapy (4 Gy delivered in two fractions, "boom-boom"). Biopsy was performed in all three cases and was diagnostic (n = 1) or suggestive (n = 2) of B-cell lymphoma. There was no systemic lymphoma in any case. By enhanced depth imaging optical coherence tomography, the choroidal infiltration demonstrated classic undulating appearance (n = 3), with subretinal fluid (n = 2) and intraretinal edema (n = 1). Anterior epibulbar extension of 5 mm diameter was noted in one case. The choroidal lymphoma was unilateral in all cases and presented with multifocal yellow patchy choroidal infiltration, located in all four quadrants and measuring mean 2.9 mm (range, 1.9-4.0 mm) in thickness by ultrasonography. The three patients (two male, one female) of mean age 70 years (range, 64-74 years) demonstrated presenting visual acuity in the affected eye between 20/40 and 20/50.
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Retrospective series of three consecutive patients with biopsy-proven choroidal lymphoma treated with ultra-low-dose radiotherapy. The pattern has now been updated file name ‘boom! 18.03’ is the most recent version.To describe the outcome of ultra-low-dose (boom-boom) radiotherapy for choroidal lymphoma. Pattern updated March 2020 with clearer instructions including advice on two different sizes of shawl using two different yarns.Įrrors spotted in instructions for row 2: this should end with a ‘K1’ that was omitted.
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CLUB 7v7 FOOTBALL BOOMs Club 7v7 features development, competition, and exposure to the top skill athletes in the Midwest. This sample uses handspun yarn made using 114 g of hand dyed tops Gauge: 12 st & 26 rows over 10cm / 4” in garter stitch Needles 7mm or size needed to achieve gauge. The Midwest BOOM Football organization offers multiple programs for athletes of all ages, positions, and talents levels to maximize their off-season. Depth 17 cm / 6.5” Yarn: 88 m / 96 yards of chunky weight yarn. Gauge: 14 sts & 34 rows per 10 cm / 4” in garter stitch Needles: 6mm or size needed to achieve gauge. This sample uses handspun yarn, made using 150g of Wingham Wool Work’s merino tops in Giggleswick.
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Depth 30 cm /11.8” Yarn: 300 metres / 330 yards aran weight yarn. The sample was knit in yarn spun from Wingham Wool Works merino blend in Giggleswick. The pattern also includes instructions on the fibre preparation used to spin the yarn for version 1. The basic knitting instructions could be used with any thickness of yarn & appropriate needles, to make any size shawl desired. It would be ideal for variegated or gradient yarns. The shawl was designed with the intention of displaying a colour gradient in handspun yarns, prepared from commercially blended tops, but could be used with any commercial yarn. Boom! is a very simple asymmetric boomerang shawl, knit in garter stitch with increases and decreases.