With the symptoms above in mind, practitioners would likely look for decreased vision and<unk>  masses in making their diagnosis as these have been documented as the most common findings for<unk> s. Additionally, these tumors are most frequently found in the choroid, at 60%, as compared to the ciliary body (40%) and the iris (11%). Schwannomas generally present themselves as smooth, ovoid masses, lacking pigmentation. However, these tumors can also rarely be colored and lobulated. This overlap can lead to a uveal melanoma diagnosis, as these can be characteristics of both.
Intraocular schwannoma
Optic nerve sheath meningioma
Optic nerve glioma
Optic nerve tumor
Intraocular lymphoma
Vestibular schwannoma
Orbital lymphoma
Coloboma of optic nerve