A Rare Case of Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer Presenting as Exudative Retinal Detachment
Raphaëlle Dermine, Pierre-Antoine Poncelet, Vincent Verschaeve
TL;DR
A rare case shows lung cancer can first appear as retinal detachment, highlighting the importance of early MRI diagnosis.
Contribution
Highlights a rare initial clinical manifestation of lung cancer as retinal detachment with intraorbital metastases.
Findings
Retinal detachment can be an early sign of non-small cell lung cancer with intraorbital metastases.
Early diagnosis using magnetic resonance imaging is crucial for treatment decisions.
Abstract
Teaching Point: Retinal detachment is a rare initial clinical manifestation of lung cancer with intraorbital metastases, early diagnosis on magnetic resonance imaging is important for therapeutic implications.
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Taxonomy
TopicsOcular Oncology and Treatments · Brain Metastases and Treatment · Bladder and Urothelial Cancer Treatments