Investigative ophthalmology & visual science 2006-11

Proton beam irradiation of uveal melanomas: the first 30 years. The Weisenfeld Lecture.

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When should proton beam therapy be considered for uveal melanoma?

When the tumor is identified as COMS large or the patient is not in favor of enucleation, and or plaque therapy is not feasible due to location. Tumors located in the back of the eye and under orbital muscles are difficult to treat with plaque without significant risk to the muscles or nerves. The s...