Younger age and systemic metastases may independently predict survival among patients with choroidal metastases

1. Younger age (<59.6 years) and systemic metastases (>1) were independent predictors of survival among patients with choroidal metastases. Evidence Rating Level: 2 (Good) Around 1–2% of all cancer patients develop intraocular metastases, with the choroid representing the primary site of metastatic involvement (90%). It is unclear how age and primary tumor type impact survival […] The post Younger…