Journal français d'ophtalmologie
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Case Reports
[Case report of a 45-year-old man with uveal melanoma and suspect controlateral choroidal nævus].
Uveal melanoma is the most common adult primary intraoculary tumor. Bilateral tumor is very rare, but must not be underestimated because early diagnosis and care improve the survival and the visual prognosis. ⋯ A bilateral choroidal melanoma is rare. Systematic and repeated examinations of both eyes are essential. Management of these complicated cases often leads to discussion.