A 71-year-old man had bilateral shallow retinal detachments. An extensive medical work-up was unrevealing. A "skinny-needle" biopsy of retrocrural lymph nodes under computed tomographic control supported a diagnosis of metastatic adenocarcinoma to his choroid. A review of the literature on metastatic ocular cancer is presented.

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