American journal of ophthalmology · 1996
Cerebellar astrocytoma manifesting as isolated, comitant esotropia in childhood.
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Simon J W, Waldman J B, Couture K C
Аннотация
PURPOSE: We encountered a 4 1/2-year-old girl with gradual onset of intermittent, comitant esotropia in the absence of diplopia and other neurologic findings.
METHODS: Because of the patient's relatively advanced age and lack of response to hyperopic correction for accommodative esotropia, computed tomography of the head was performed.
RESULTS: A large cerebellar astrocytoma was identified and successfully resected. After strabismus surgery, fusion was reestablished.
CONCLUSIONS: The onset of comitant esotropia in an older child may indicate an underlying neurologic disorder.
METHODS: Because of the patient's relatively advanced age and lack of response to hyperopic correction for accommodative esotropia, computed tomography of the head was performed.
RESULTS: A large cerebellar astrocytoma was identified and successfully resected. After strabismus surgery, fusion was reestablished.
CONCLUSIONS: The onset of comitant esotropia in an older child may indicate an underlying neurologic disorder.