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A family with histopathologically proven intraocular malignant melanoma involving two generations is reported. A member of third generation was likely involved by history. Intraocular malignant melanoma, its familial occurrence, its occurrence with multiple malignancies, and its relationship to multiple malignancies occurring in a family are discussed.
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