This paper appears to examine a case (or case series) of ciliary body melanoma presenting as refractory glaucoma, evaluating diagnostic challenges and clinical features that distinguish occult intraocular melanoma from primary glaucoma.
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Clinicians should consider occult ciliary body melanoma in the differential diagnosis of refractory glaucoma, particularly when standard treatments fail to control intraocular pressure.
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