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CT scan in September 2010. Intravesical mass on the bladder dome.
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F1
In September 2010, cystoscopy revealed a right lesion on the bladder dome (fig. 1).
Left fundus (a) and left B-scan ultrasonography (b) in May 2014. Nonpigmented choroidal lesion located in the posterior pole that results in an echogenic choroidal mass (circle) without choroidal excavation.
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The ophthalmologist found a hyperechoic lesion on B-scan ultrasonography of 7 x 2 mm in the left eye, without signs of pigmentation or exudative retinal detachment and without any choroidal excavation (fig. 2).
Breast MRI with multiple nodes in February 2015 (a) and at the end of the treatment in May 2015 (b).
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At the end of February 2015, she felt nodes in her right breast (fig. 3a). She showed partial clinical and radiological response after 10 cycles with disappearance of the retinal detachment, partial regression of the choroidal metastases, persistence of only 2 lesions in the right breast (8 and 4 mm) and 2 in the left breast (11 and 6 mm) on MRI (fig. 3b), and global stability on the CT scan.