PMC3350285_01
Digital face photographs of the patient demonstrating (a) orthotropia with right face turn, (b1) left eye exotropia in forced primary position when fixing with the right eye, (b2) increase in the deviation while fixing with the left eye, (c) absence of convergence, (d-l) ocular movements in cardinal positions of gaze.
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Orthoptic examination (Figure 1) was significant for a 20-degree right side face turn with which she had orthotropia for the near and distance.
Features suggestive of MFS. (a) Nasal subluxation of crystalline lens in the right eye and (b) in the left eye, (c) tall and thin stature with long arms, (d) positive thumb sign and arachnodactyly, (e) high arched palate with crowding of teeth.
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Slit lamp biomicroscopy revealed deep anterior chambers with nasal subluxation of the crystalline lens in both eyes (Figure 2).