Bilateral iris metastases from XXXX .

@entity1 @entity263 @entity1539 @entity5 @entity10633 @entity726 @entity5502
BACKGROUND: Iris metastases of @entity5 are not common, and most of the cases are unilateral. To our knowledge, there has been no report of bilateral @entity10633 metastasized from @entity263 . CASE: A 71-year-old @entity1 with a history of @entity263 presented with bilateral @entity10633 and @entity726 . He had had multiple bone metastases, and had undergone chemotherapy. OBSERVATIONS: @entity5 spread in the @entity1539 . @entity5502 and @entity726 were present. After external beam radiotherapy, the @entity10633 regressed remarkably in volume. CONCLUSIONS: We observed a rare case of bilateral @entity10633 , which had probably metastasized from @entity263 . The @entity5 were well controlled with conservative therapies including radiation. We believe this article is the first report of bilateral @entity10633 metastasized from @entity263 .
