Abstract
Dural metastases from melanoma is a rare type of skin melanoma progression. Mainly such lesion is asymptomatic and is indicated in the later stages of tumor tissue downgrowth beyond the skull or cerebral compression. A radical excision is considered to be the main method of treatment if there is a clinically significant and surgically available single metastasis. The case of acute hemorrhage into a chronic subdural hematoma on the periphery of melanoma metastasis in the dura in patients aged 36 is presented. In spite of emergency surgery the patient passed away the next day.
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