PMC9951635_01
Clinical appearance of achondroplasia
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FIG1
An orthopedic opinion was taken, and the patient was found to have achondroplasia (Figure 1).
Esotropia of 30 degrees in the left eye
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FIG2
On torch light examination, the patient had an immature cataract in both eyes with esotropia of 30 degrees in the left eye (Figure 2).
Posterior subcapsular and posterior polar cataract in the right eye
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FIG3
Posterior subcapsular and posterior polar cataract in the left eye
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FIG4
Postoperative day 1
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FIG5
The postoperative visual prognosis was excellent, showing a visual acuity of 6/9 (Figure 5).