FP1130 : MORNING GLORY SYNDROME ASSOCIATED WITH POSTERIOR LENTICONUS OF LEFT EYE

Dr.VANGA HEMANTH REDDY, R20015

CASE DETAILS: The clinical features of the morning glory syndrome (MSG) are demonstrated in a 16-year-old male patient with the posterior lenticonus in the left eye. This patient had RD in the left eye. Detailed ocular examination was performed. The patient underwent a PPV of the left eye for RD . Slit-lamp examination revealed the posterior lenticonus with the posterior subcapsular cataract. The discs were pink and deeply excavated, surrounded by a ring of chorioretinal pigmentary disturbance. Fundus picture was typical of MGS.

CONCLUSION: Many cases of MGS present with retinal and vitreous abnormalities but it may also occur in association with the lens anomalies, including the posterior lenticonus and subcapsular cataract.