Conclusion
Choroidal metastases from neuroendocrine tumors are particularly rare, but compromise patients’ well-being because of visual impairment. Since neuroendocrine tumors tend to have a prolonged course, early identification and treatment of choroidal metastasis is a fundamental issue to enhance quality of life. The present case serves as a reminder that unilateral recurrent uveitis should be well explored with orbital ultrasound or ideally magnetic resonance imaging and that identification of orbital metastases warrants further investigation to detect the primary tumor and initiate the effective treatment.