FP1742 : Ocular Abnormalities in Noonan’s Syndrome – A Case Report

Dr. Akila Ramkumar, R14936, Dr. M Shahid Alam

AIM : To provide a detailed clinical information on a case of Noonan’s syndrome with ocular associations

BACKGROUND : It is a sporadic or inherited disorder affecting one in 1000-2500 children . It has a spectrum of associations including ocular abnormalities

CASE : A 9yr old male child presented with left Mono-ocular-elevation-deficit and Marcus-Gunn- Jaw-winking-ptosis , esotropia, refractive error , amblyopia and disc- coloboma. Systemic associations included multiple cardiac anomalies , facial dysmorphism , ,webbed neck ,cryptorchidism ,micro-penis and mental retardation. The child underwent squint correction followed by ptosis correction .

CONCLUSION : Ocular anomalies in Noonan’s syndrome include strabismus, refractive error, amblyopia, ptosis, nystagmus and fundus anomalies. The case is being presented for its rare association with MED and MGJW ptosis

FP833 : “Collateral Damage” Horners Syndrome Following Excision of Cervical Vagal Schwannoma:Rare Occurrence
FP572 : To Study the Clinical Spectrum and Management of Pathologically Proven Epithelial Tumors of Lacrimal Gland

Leave a comment