Trifocal uveal melanoma.

Objective: To report the singular case of a patient who developed three noncontiguous uveal melanomas over a 30-year period.

Methods: Case report.

Results: Systemic evaluation of a 50-year-old man with an iris melanoma and bilateral choroidal melanomas disclosed no evidence of metastases or other primary neoplastic disease.

Conclusions: Although rare, the possibility of bilateral and multifocal uveal melanoma should be recognized.