Supplementary Material for: Late-onset bilateral retinoblastoma in adolescence with successful globe salvage

Retinoblastoma (RB) is the most common intraocular malignancy in children, known to occur within 5 years of age. The occurrence of RB after the first decade of life is rare. Owing to its varied and delayed presentation with advanced stages, enucleation is advocated in most cases of late-onset RB. However, with the advent of multiple treatments like local therapies, the chances of globe salvage can still be attempted even in late-onset RB. We hereby report a case of bilateral late-onset RB in a 14-year-old child in whom successful globe salvage was achieved by using local and systemic approaches resulting in good anatomical and functional outcomes.