Dr.Rajesh Pattebahadur

Dr. Kanishk Singh, Dr.Puja Hingorani – Bang, Dr.Purvasha Narang

Abstract

Iris mammillations are related to oculodermal melanosis and iris nevi. We report a rare case of bilateral simple iris mammillations without ocular melanosis or systemic neuronal disorders. A healthy 10-year-old Indian girl came to OPD with complaints of low vision and deviation of the eye. The best corrected visual acuity was OD-6/18 OS-6/36 Snellen’s acuity. The patient had intermittent divergent squint. On slit lamp examination both eyes revealed evenly spaced, uniform-size, iris protrusions completely covering the iris surface bilaterally. Rest anterior and posterior segment in both eyes was within physiological limits. There were no other ocular or neurological abnormalities. Thus the final diagnosis of Bilateral Iris Mammillations with Amblyopia without Oculodermal Melanocytosis or Neurofibromatosis was made. The patient was given refractive correction along with Amblyopia therapy.