PMC10176194_01
a Patient face showing synophrys with high nasal root, a prominence of the root of the nose, and a white forelock of hair. b Segmental heterochromia (without iris transillumination defect) and clear crystalline lens of the right eye. c Complete iris hypochromia, a small area of iris transillumination defect and mature cataract of the left eye. d Gonioscopy revealing open angle without peripheral anterior synechiae (PAS) and with normal angle pigmentation of the left eye. e B scan of the left eye showing retinal detachment.
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His face showed synophrys with high nasal root, a prominence of the root of the nose and a white forelock of hair (Fig. 1a). Slit lamp examination of the right eye showed normal conjunctiva, sclera, and anterior chamber depth with segmental heterochromia (without iris transillumination defect) and clear crystalline lens (Fig. 1b). There were no signs of previous trauma or intraocular inflammation (Fig. 1c). Gonioscopy showed an open angle without peripheral anterior synechiae (PAS) and with normal angle pigmentation of the left eye (Fig. 1d). RD (Fig. 1e). Right eye visual field examination and optic disc optical coherence tomography were within normal limit, the high IOP of the left eye was controlled by topical aqueous suppressants eye drops on the next clinic follow-up visit.