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Detached Iris Cyst Presenting as an Intraocular Foreign Body

Iris cysts, which are uncommon, can present diagnostic difficulties. An iris cyst is most commonly misdiagnosed as an iris melanoma, which has led to the inappropriate enucleation of a number of eyes'. We present a case of an iris cyst which detached to lie in the inferior iridocorneal angle of the eye, and was initially misdiagnosed as an intraocular foreign body. Recognition of the condition is important in order to avoid unnecessary surgery.