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Abstract:
Neurologic deficits complicating celiac disease are well-described in adults. Here we report a 12-year-old girl in whom isolated ocular myopathy was the presenting feature of biopsy-proven celiac disease; the process was apparently reversed by a gluten-free diet and vitamin supplementation.
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