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  Iris melanomas originate from melanocytes found within the iris stroma. They tend to be more prevalent among individuals with light skin and blue irides. The majority (around 80 percent) of iris melanomas manifest in the lower quadrant of the iris. These tumors can exhibit diverse characteristics, ranging from well-defined to diffuse, with either lobular or flat growth patterns and varying pigmentation that spans from deeply pigmented to lacking in pigment (amelanotic). The primary indicator of iris melanoma is a dark spot on the iris. Additional symptoms might encompass alterations in pupil shape, the perception of floaters, blurry vision, and ocular discomfort. Risk factors for developing iris melanoma contain fair skin, red or blond hair, and blue or green eyes, all of which correlate with fewer melanocytes. This malignancy also shows an elevated prevalence in individuals afflicted by the following conditions Atypical mole syndrome, Dysplastic nevus syndrome, and Ocular or oculo

 Iris melanomas originate from melanocytes found within the iris stroma. They tend to be more prevalent among individuals with light skin and blue irides. The majority (around 80 percent) of iris melanomas manifest in the lower quadrant of the iris. These tumors can exhibit diverse characteristics, ranging from well-defined to diffuse, with either lobular or flat growth patterns and varying pigmentation that spans from deeply pigmented to lacking in pigment (amelanotic). The primary indicator of iris melanoma is a dark spot on the iris. Additional symptoms might encompass alterations in pupil shape, the perception of floaters, blurry vision, and ocular discomfort. Risk factors for developing iris melanoma contain fair skin, red or blond hair, and blue or green eyes, all of which correlate with fewer melanocytes. This malignancy also shows an elevated prevalence in individuals afflicted by the following conditions Atypical mole syndrome, Dysplastic nevus syndrome, and Ocular or oculoder