Métastase choroïdienne révélant un cancer du sein

Pugnet, G.; Arista, S.; Martin‐Blondel, Guillaume; Roché, Henri; Arlet‐Suau, E.; Astudillo, L.

doi:10.1016/j.revmed.2007.05.016

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“…Metastases are the most common intraocular tumors in adults 4 and the choroid is the typical site of these secondary tumors. [4][5][6] They are indicative of solid cancer in 15 to 30% of cases. 5 The primitives most frequently found are pulmonary, digestive, pancreatic, renal, breast cancer for women and prostatic for men.…”

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“…[4][5][6] They are indicative of solid cancer in 15 to 30% of cases. 5 The primitives most frequently found are pulmonary, digestive, pancreatic, renal, breast cancer for women and prostatic for men. 4,5,7 Indeed, 85% of all intraocular metastases of breast cancer are located in the choroid.…”

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“…5 The primitives most frequently found are pulmonary, digestive, pancreatic, renal, breast cancer for women and prostatic for men. 4,5,7 Indeed, 85% of all intraocular metastases of breast cancer are located in the choroid. 6 Although they are considered "classic" in breast cancer, ocular secondary sites complicate only 8 to 10% of these cancers 1,2 This frequency, however, remains very underestimated since systematic research found microscopic uvei metastases in 37 to 41% of subjects with breast cancer.…”

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Solitary and bilateral choroidal metastasis revealing breast cancer

Bouomrani¹

2018

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Introduction: Breast cancer is complicated by intraocular metastases in 8-10% of cases and these metastases occur most often in patients already known with cancer. Revealing forms are exceptional as well as bilateral involvement. We report an original case characterized by bilateral and solitary (without other visceral or bone secondary locations) choroidal metastasis revealing breastneoplasia. Observation: 38 years old patient with non otable medical history presented to a progressive decrease in visual acuity of the right eye lasting for two weeks and suddenly worsened in the last two days. Ophthalmologic examination showed a larged etachment of the right retina with retinal infiltrates in both sides. The oculoorbital ultrasound exam showed the presence of bilateral choroidal echogenic, well circumscribed, and homogeneous tissular formations. The exploration was completed by oculo-orbital MRI confirming the same findings. Research of the primitive objectified left breast carcinoma. Reviewing other possible metastases was negative. The patient was assigned to radiotherapy but the evolution was unfavorable with worsening of visual impairment and persistence of choroidal metastases on ultrasound control after one month. Conclusion: An ophthalmologic evaluation with fundus exam may be indicated in the staging of breast neoplasm. In other hand, breast examination should be systematic to the discovery of achoroïdal secondary tumor.

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Solitary and bilateral choroidal metastasis revealing breast cancer

Bouomrani¹

2018

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“…Os órgãos mais apontados como sítio primário do tumor metastático uveal são pulmão em homens e mama em mulheres (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(8)(9)(10)(11)(12)(13) . Em números absolutos, o tumor de mama aparece como o tumor primário responsável pela maior parte das metástases oculares (28,6%) (9) .…”

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“…Em números absolutos, o tumor de mama aparece como o tumor primário responsável pela maior parte das metástases oculares (28,6%) (9) . Outros tumores associados à metástase ocular são gastrointestinais, renais, dermatológicos, urogenitais, tireoideanos, de glândula salivar e processos leucêmicos (1,9,11,(14)(15)(16)(17)(18) .…”

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Tumor metastático uveal: revisão de literatura sobre a neoplasia ocular maligna mais comum

Meyer¹

2011

Rev. bras.oftalmol.

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A Néoplasma of the Breast Revealed by a Bilateral Choriodal Metasytasis

Hassane¹,

Said²,

Abdel-kader³

2015

JCTR

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The uveals metastases are the most frequent malignant tumours of the eye, 10 times more than the melanoma.Their rate of which has occurred is estimated in the recent literature between 2 and 38%, their period of apparition are more often at the final stage of the neoplasma. Our work present the rare case of 40 year old patient, in quite condition general, addressed to our consultation for bilateral retinal detachment, whose clinical exams, angiographic, B-scan, CT-tomography and mammography make it possible to keep the diagnosis of bilateral uveal metastasis revealing an unrecognised néoplasma of the breast to the stage of bony and ganglial metastasis. Knowing the severe prognosis of uveal metastasis, a suitable treatment is started trying as well as possible to preserve the visual prognosis in this patient suffering of cancer.

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Métastase choroïdienne révélant un cancer du sein

Cited by 5 publications

References 12 publications

Solitary and bilateral choroidal metastasis revealing breast cancer

Solitary and bilateral choroidal metastasis revealing breast cancer

Tumor metastático uveal: revisão de literatura sobre a neoplasia ocular maligna mais comum

A Néoplasma of the Breast Revealed by a Bilateral Choriodal Metasytasis

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