Huasheng Yang

Smartphone-Based Proactive Self-Screening for Ocular Surface Malignancies: A Nonrandomized Clinical Trial Supplement 1. eFigure 1. Overview of the three-stage study eFigure 2. Taxonomy of pigmented ocular-surface lesions eTable 1A. Internal ZOC dataset for CaT development eTable 1B. External tests from multiple hospitals and websites eTable 1C. Prospective slit-lamps, subset, smartphone and app datasets eFigure 3. Representative images of included ocular surface pigmented lesions eFigure 4.

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A 57-year-old female experienced progressive visual impairment in her right eye for one month. No family history of similar diseases. B-ultrasound (A), FFA in the right eye shows a huge protrusion (B). The fundus photography shows a mass visible below and a rough and irregular surface (C). The gross specimen after enucleation of the eyeball showed a greyish-white fish-like mass with a relatively tough texture (D).