EOD Primary Tumor
This input is used for staging
Notes
**Note 1:** Uveal melanomas arise most commonly in the choroid, less frequently in the ciliary body, and least often in the iris. Melanomas of the iris tend to be small, and those arising from or extending to the ciliary body typically are large. **Note 2:** Discrete tumor deposit(s) in the orbit that are not contiguous to the eye are recorded in lymph nodes (See EOD Regional Nodes).Default
999NAACCR Item
NAACCR #772Code | Description | SS2018 T |
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000 | In situ, intraepithelial, noninvasive | IS |
100 | Limited to iris not more than 3 clock hours in size | L |
150 | Limited to iris more than 3 clock hours in size | L |
200 | Limited to iris WITH melanomalytic (secondary) glaucoma | L |
250 | Limited to iris, NOS Localized, NOS | L |
300 | Tumor confluent with or extending into ciliary body - WITHOUT secondary glaucoma | L |
350 | Tumor confluent with or extending into ciliary body AND choroid - WITHOUT secondary glaucoma | L |
400 | Tumor confluent with or extending into ciliary body, choroid or both - WITH secondary glaucoma | L |
450 | Tumor confluent with or extending into ciliary body, choroid or both - Presence of secondary glaucoma unknown | L |
500 | Tumor confluent with or extending into ciliary body, choroid or both - WITH scleral extension | L |
550 | Tumor WITH extrascleral extension - LESS than or equal to 5 mm in diameter | RE |
600 | Tumor WITH extrascleral extension - MORE than 5 mm in diameter | RE |
650 | Tumor WITH extrascleral extension - Measurement of diameter not specified Adjacent extraocular extension | RE |
700 | Further contiguous extension | RE |
800 | No evidence of primary tumor | U |
999 | Unknown; extension not stated Primary tumor cannot be assessed Not documented in medical record Death Certificate Only | U |