Dr.PRIYANKA EKKA

Dr. SWATI KUJUR, Dr.Mangilal Garg

Abstract

INTRODUCTION: It is a multiple congenital anomaly syndrome including distinct ophthalmologic findings. Incidence is 1:10,000-30,000.

CASE REPORT: A 14 year old male child presented with chief complaint of diminution of vision both eye since childhood. Vision right eye- PLPR intact in all quadrants, left eye- no PL.The patient had rotatory nystagmus with cataractous lens both eye. Patient having facial asymmetry,cleft palate, skeletal anomaly & neurodevelopment delay. Patient had been operated for right eye cataract and vision was improved.

CONCLUSION: Patients with this syndrome can have multiple eye problems.Early examination and multidisciplinary approach is recommended.