Two tumours commonly associated with Masquerade syndrome are
Masquerade syndrome:Intraocular tumour necrosis may present as sterile endophthalmitis. These include a group of diseases which mimic anterior or posterior uveitis in their clinical features but the aetiopathogenesis is entirely different, being usually neoplastic or occasionally ischaemic. Acute leukaemia, iris melanoma, juvenile xanthogranuloma, small round cell malignancies, anterior segment ischaemia, reticulum cell sarcoma or large cell lymphoma are some of the conditions which can present in this manner. Eyelid sebaceous carcinoma and intraocular lymphoma are often associated with masquerade syndromes.
Conjunctival lymphoma, choroidal melanoma
Conjunctival lymphoma, intraocular lymphoma
Basal cell carcinoma, retinoblastoma
Eyelid sebaceous ca, intraocular lymphoma
Lacrimal Apparatus and Eyelid Disorders