Uveal Metastasis

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Historically, uveal metastasis was thought to be a rare entity; however, recently with improved patient survival, advances in the medical care of cancer patients, and spreading awareness, an increasing number of patients with uveal metastasis are being diagnosed. Uveal metastasis is now considered the most common intraocular malignancy with ocular involvement in 8%–10% of patients with metastatic disease. Early detection and treatment may help avoid significant visual loss and improve quality of life. Moreover, a multidisciplinary approach is crucial in formulating the treatment plan, the recent years have witnessed marked advancement in the management of such patients with marked improvement in outcomes and patient survival. In this review article, we are going to outline the clinical features of uveal metastasis, the diagnostic approach, and different management options.