Introduction The treatment of conjunctival melanoma is most often conservative, but
exenteration is sometimes necessary in order to achieve local control of the disease. It can
be performed as a primary procedure in cases of locally advanced disease or as a
secondary procedure after one or more recurrences. No benefit to secondary exenteration
on patient survival has been demonstrated to date for conjunctival melanoma, and it is
generally considered a palliative procedure. Patients and methods Single-center …