Abstract
We studied a case of an aggressive iris nevus that caused secondary glaucoma in a child. Unlike most iris tumors, this tumor grew from the superior aspect of the iris. The nevus was also unusual because it invaded the trabecular meshwork and caused secondary glaucoma.
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