Adrenal and ureteral metastasis of malignant melanoma: A case report and review of the literature

Malignant melanoma located in the ureter and gallbladder: A case report and literature review

“…Yr Gender Age Primary/Metastatic 2 or more metastases Clinical approach Survival Stoykov et al [5] 2022 Male 67 Primary No ST, TT / March et al [6] 2017 Male 51 Metastatic Yes ST, IT, TT / Macneil et al [7] 2016 Male 32 Metastatic No ST >12 M Khan et al [8] 2016 Male 78 Primary No ST, TT Death Gakis et al [9] 2009 Male 46 Metastatic Yes ST / Senga et al [10] 1983 Male 53 Metastatic No ST, CHT, IT >3 M Judd et al [11] 1962 Male 63 Primary No ST >1 M Samellas et al [12] 1961 Bangeas et al [13] 2022 Male 68 Metastatic Yes ST, RT, TT, >12M Jeon et al [14] 2021 Male 77 Metastatic Yes ST >52 M Endo et al [15] 2021 Female 78 Uncertain Yes ST, IT >48 M Hess et al [16] 2020 Female 46 Metastatic Yes ST, IT >15 M D'Urso Vilar et al [17] 2020 Female 74 Metastatic No ST, IT >7 M Saraswat et al [18] 2019 Male 81 Metastatic No ST, IT >5 M Yu et al [19] 2018 Male 58 Metastatic Yes ST, TT >26 M Wang et al [20] 2017 Female 63 Primary Yes ST, CHT 16 M Virgilio et al [21] 2016 Male 59 Primary Yes ST, CHT, IT >15 M Giannini et al [2] 2016 Male 50 Metastatic Yes ST, IT, TT >6 M Giannini et al [2] 2016 Female 40 Metastatic No ST, IT >6 M Lo et al [22] 2015 In conclusion, we reported a case of malignant melanoma with metastasis to the and ureter. Imaging examinations for diagnosing metastatic malignant melanoma remain challenging.…”