Abstract
We described a patient with bilateral iris metastases resulted from prostatic cancer. Slit lamp and ultrasonography examination of the both eye demonstrated tumor of the iris, as an amelanotic vascular mass located on the superior temporal quadrant. On open biopsy revealed undifferentiated tissue that stained strongly positive for prostate carcinoma, confirming the diagnosis of metastasis prostate adenocarcinoma. Early diagnostic procedures are essential for the causal therapy of prostate carcinoma as the primary neoplasm.
Highlights
The first case of choroidal metastases of prostate carcinoma was described in . by Perls [ ]
We described a patient with bilateral iris metastases resulted from prostatic cancer
An open biopsy indicates on undifferentiated tissue that stained strongly positive for prostatic-specific acid phosphatase, confirming the diagnosis of metastases of prostatic carcinoma
Summary
The first case of choroidal metastases of prostate carcinoma was described in . by Perls [ ]. We described a patient with bilateral iris metastases resulted from prostatic cancer. On open biopsy revealed undifferentiated tissue that stained strongly positive for prostate carcinoma, confirming the diagnosis of metastasis prostate adenocarcinoma. The first case of choroidal metastases of prostate carcinoma was described in .
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