Rev Neurol France
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Ocular metastasis always involves the uveal tractus, especially the choroid. Papillary metastases have been exceptionally described, and represent only 5 percent of the ocular metastatic locations. We report in this observation a case of papillary metastasis in a patient treated for a metastatic adenocarcinoma. ⋯ Presence of a papillary lesion suggests the possible diagnosis of papillary metastasis despite the lack of a history of neoplasia. Carcinomatosis tumors, especially breast and the lung carcinomas are the most frequent causes of papillary metastasis.