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Maeve Lagan1, Rosie Brennan, Eibhlin McLoone
1Royal Victoria Hospital Belfast, Belfast, UK. maevelagan@doctors.net.uk
Purpose:
This is a report of 2 cases of cutis aplasia and cutis marmorata telangiectasia with associated retinal detachment.
Methods:
Retrospective case report.
Results:
Illustration of ophthalmic associations of the rare congenital dermatologic presentations and description of successful treatment with laser photocoagulation.
Conclusions:
Awareness of the association between retinal detachment and cutis aplasia and cutis marmorata should be acted upon as laser photocoagulation has been shown in this case report to successfully treat the associated retinal detachment.
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