European journal of ophthalmology · 2009
Mirror image congenital esotropia and concordant hypermetropia in identical twins.
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Dirani Mohamed, Schache Maria, Baird Paul N
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PURPOSE: To report the occurrence of mirror image congenital esotropia and concordant hypermetropia in a pair of monozygotic twins.
METHODS: A pair of twins was recruited through the Australian Twin Registry. Zygosity was determined by questionnaire, physical appearance, and standard genotyping. Visual acuity was measured using the logMAR chart at 3 m followed by cycloplegic refraction using the Topcon autorefractor.
RESULTS: Twin 1 developed right eye esotropia at 2 years of age with bilateral hypermetropia (right = +5.75 D, left = +5.75 D). Twin 2 developed left eye esotropia at age 2 years with bilateral hypermetropia (right = +6.75, left = +7.50).
CONCLUSIONS: We describe the first reported case of mirror image congenital esotropia with concordant hypermetropia in monozygotic twins.
METHODS: A pair of twins was recruited through the Australian Twin Registry. Zygosity was determined by questionnaire, physical appearance, and standard genotyping. Visual acuity was measured using the logMAR chart at 3 m followed by cycloplegic refraction using the Topcon autorefractor.
RESULTS: Twin 1 developed right eye esotropia at 2 years of age with bilateral hypermetropia (right = +5.75 D, left = +5.75 D). Twin 2 developed left eye esotropia at age 2 years with bilateral hypermetropia (right = +6.75, left = +7.50).
CONCLUSIONS: We describe the first reported case of mirror image congenital esotropia with concordant hypermetropia in monozygotic twins.