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Fig. 13 —50-year-old woman with primary breast cancer metastasizing to
eye. Although flat hyperechoic tumor (long arrow) is morphologically
similar to lymphoma (Fig. 15)
or treated melanoma (Figs. 12A
and 12B), its surface is more
irregular, and A-mode sonography (tracing at bottom) shows high
reflectivity (short arrows).
