Retinoblastoma Dataset

The datasets are collected from the public as well as real-time clinical laboratories.

Screening of newborns of retinoblastoma is essential to find early changes. The evaluation consists of analyzing the detailed history of the family. Examination under anesthesia is the thorough indirect ophthalmoscopy key examination. The USG B scan is used to identify the calcification process. It shows the hypertonic stippled dots, which are typical of retinoblastoma. MRI, CT, and fundus methods are used for examination. MRI pictures show the extraocular extension or orbital extension involvement of soft tissue delineated by this scan. MRI scan represents hyperreflective and hyporeflective occurrence of retinoblastoma. CT scan shows the calcified spot and nucleates the eye through the large tumor which is visible. The Retcam pediatric camera is used to capture the fundus image of the patients. The proposed research considers patients with the age group of 12 to 20 years. The mean times for diagnosis are 0 to 7 days.