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Retrospective study examines tumor control and complications in uveal melanoma, suggesting varying outcomes.
Stereotactic radiosurgery is a safe treatment method for uveal melanoma with the potential for eye preservation. However, it carries the risk of tumor recurrence and ocular complications. Three-year survival and the incidence of ocular complications in our study were consistent with the data reported in the literature. By contrast, three-year local tumor control reached lower values compared to the relevant studies. Some results may be limited due to the small number of subjects in our cohort.
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