Gowhar Ahmad*

Professor, Department of Ophthalmology, Florence Hospital Multispeciality Center, Chanapora, India

*Corresponding Author: Gowhar Ahmad, Professor, Department of Ophthalmology, Florence Hospital Multispeciality Center, Chanapora, India.

Received: March 14, 2024; Published: March 21, 2024

Abstract

Bilateral cong corneal dystrophy is a kind of rare ocular condition where their is deposition of some unknown substance may be kind of amyloid exact cause is not known however heredofamilial tendency plays an important part to be differentiated from corneal degeneration which is essentially unilateral of non heredofamilial status other way of classification of corneal dystrophy is lesions in the cornea of unknown etiology which may manifest either at birth or 2nd or 3rd decade of life has got heredofamilial tendency. Clinically bilateral central symmetrical corneal opacity with absence of deep vascularisation and impaired corneal sensations is corneal dystrophy unless proved otherwise we have certain types of corneal dystrophies like granular macular lattice arcus senalis and arcus Juvenile and many more.

Keywords: Cong Glaucoma; Keratoconus; Deafness

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Citation

Citation: Gowhar Ahmad. “Rare and Interesting Case of Bilateral Cong Corneal Dystrophy with Rare Associated Cong Left Eye Ant Staphyloma".Acta Scientific Paediatrics 7.5 (2024): 29-30.

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