Objective: To study the uveal metastases ultrasound and fluorescein angiography imaging characteristics and to analyze its diagnostic value. Methods: A retrospective analysis of patients with metastatic uveal clinical data of 25 cases of January 1, 2014 to February 1, 2019 in our hospital, 21 cases 23 eyes with choroidal metastases, 4 5 iris metastasis cancer. 25 patients were routinely check vision, mydriasis, intraocular pressure, eyes, abdominal B ultrasound and chest CT; additional line B-mode ultrasound or (and) color Doppler ultrasound 21 cases 23 eyes, fundus fluorescein angiography check the 17 cases 19 eyes, UBM examination 4 cases 5 eyes, analyzed the clinical manifestations characteristic imaging features. Results: 25 cases 28 eyes, B-ultrasound choroidal metastases 21 cases 23 eyes, seen around the optic disc, rear pole of the eye or above the substantial temporal lesions, showing a flat, hemispherical or irregular wavy raised back sound and light group; FFA examination choroidal metastases 17 cases 19 eyes, an early manifestation of weak fluorescence, arteriovenous phase in spots or patchy fluorescence intensity fluorescence, was intravenously of highly fluorescent spots. Late mottled fluorescence was high; UBM examination 4 cases of metastatic cancer five iris eye, visible within the iris pupil margin exists a real uplift, uneven echo mass, iris thickness increases. Conclusion: uveal metastases mostly choroidal metastases is the most common, occurs in a single eye single lesions, B-ultrasonography or above the temporal or substantive pole irregular mass, rich basal blood; fundus fluorescein angiography early fluorescent low, mid presented punctate or patchy high fluorescence late mottled sustained high fluorescence.