PMC6324112_01
Waardenburg Syndrome (a) External photograph showing telecanthus. Yellow arrow indicates the left heterochromia iridum. (b): Montage Fundus photograph of the left eye. White arrowheads indicate the junction of the hypopigmented choroid and the normal choroid. (c) Montage autofluorescence. Yellow arrowheads indicate the area of hyperautofluorescence
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A 27-year-old Asian-Indian lady, systemically normal, with diffuse iris hypopigmentation, telecanthus, mild synophrys with a congenital white forelock treated with hair color and 20/20 vision in both eyes presented for treatment of the heterogeneous iris color [Fig. 1a]. Fundus examination revealed a sectoral superonasal hypopigmented choroid in the left eye [Fig. 1b]. Fundus autofluorescence revealed hyperautofluorescence through the hypopigmented choroidal region in the left eye [Fig. 1c], indicating unmasking of scleral autofluorescence. Iris and choroidal hypopigmentation are central to all the subtypes [Fig. 1].