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Retinal detachment in focal dermal hypoplasia
J L Prenner1, S Ciaccia, A Capone
1Associated Retinal Consultants, Royal Oak, Michigan, USA.
Purpose:
Focal dermal hypoplasia is a systemic disease that includes well recognized ocular abnormalities. Retinal detachment has not previously been reported as a part of this syndrome.
Aim:
To report a case of focal dermal hypoplasia with an associated retinal detachment.
Methods:
Single case report of a child with a colobomatous retinal detachment and the focal dermal hypoplasia syndrome.
Conclusions:
Retinal detachments may occur as part of the focal dermal hypoplasia syndrome. Expanding knowledge of this syndrome may help ophthalmologists diagnose this rare condition.
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