American journal of ophthalmology · 1997
Leukocoria caused by occult penetrating trauma in a child.
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Guemes A, Wright K W, Humayun M, Foster R E, Lewis H
Аннотация
PURPOSE: To report a child with leukocoria caused by occult penetrating trauma.
METHODS: Case report. The clinical findings and surgical repair of acquired leukocoria of the right eye in a 2-year-old boy are presented.
RESULTS: In the right eye, slit-lamp examination disclosed a retrolenticular cyclitic membrane and moderately severe (3+) cells and flare anterior chamber reaction. The eye was hypotonous, and B scan showed that the membrane was associated with a retinal detachment. Surgery was performed to repair the retinal detachment and to remove the retrolenticular membrane. Two months before initial examination, the patient had been attacked by a rooster.
CONCLUSION: Occult penetrating trauma should be considered in the differential diagnosis of pediatric leukocoria.
METHODS: Case report. The clinical findings and surgical repair of acquired leukocoria of the right eye in a 2-year-old boy are presented.
RESULTS: In the right eye, slit-lamp examination disclosed a retrolenticular cyclitic membrane and moderately severe (3+) cells and flare anterior chamber reaction. The eye was hypotonous, and B scan showed that the membrane was associated with a retinal detachment. Surgery was performed to repair the retinal detachment and to remove the retrolenticular membrane. Two months before initial examination, the patient had been attacked by a rooster.
CONCLUSION: Occult penetrating trauma should be considered in the differential diagnosis of pediatric leukocoria.