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Metastases to extraocular muscles from breast cancer: Case report and up-to-date review of the literature

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Unilateral or bilateral metastases to extraocular muscles are very rare in breast cancer. Literature review yielded 57 patients with extraocular muscle metastases from breast cancer, mostly due to the invasive lobular subtype of carcinoma. | Metastases to extraocular muscles from breast cancer Case report and up-to-date review of the literature

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