Can choroidal melanoma metastasize?

Choroidal melanoma

is a common intraocular malignant tumor. If the patient's condition is found in time and actively cooperates with treatment, the disease can be effectively controlled, and metastasis may not occur. If the patient's condition is serious or not treated in time, metastasis may occur. If

the tumor is small and the visual function is normal after diagnosis, laser or local resection of the tumor may be taken. If the tumor is large and has serious effects on visual function, enucleation is required.