Figure 1: A) Fundus examination of the right eye showing diffuse enlargement of the optic disc, disc oedema with splinter hemorrhages in the surrounding retina (blue arrow) suggestive of optic nerve infiltration. There are multiple, homogenous, creamy yellow lesions with interspersed alterations of the retinal pigment epithelium along the supero-temporal vascular arcade (yellow arrows) associated with serous detachments of the fovea characteristic of choroidal metastatic deposits. B) Fundus fluorescein angiography of the same eye showing small hyperfluroscent lesion on the disc with no leakage (blue arrow) suggestive of optic nerve infiltration and pin-point hyperfluorescence (yellow arrows) in the area of choroidal deposits with dye pooling under the area of neurosensory detachment typical of choroidal metastasis.