We describe a case of painless progressive loss of vision in a 15 years old male patient with Alport syndrome and diffuse Leiomyomatosis. After a comprehensive history and ocular examination, a diagnosis of bilateral posterior subcapsular cataracts was given. Patient underwent cataract extraction. His best corrected post-operative visual acuity was 20/25 in both eyes. We conclude that posterior subcapsular cataracts may lead to painless and progressive loss of vision in patients with Alport syndrome and Diffuse Leiomyomatosis.

The authors relate an uncommon case of macular hole following electric burn. They describe an uncommon physiopathology, which is different from traumatic and idiopathic macular hole.

The authors describe a rare case of retinal racemose hemangiomatosis. We discuss the symptoms,the treatments, the evolution of this disease.

This article reports a case of a female five years old child with rare syndrome of Wilderwanck wich consists in a association of KlippelFeil syndrome and Duane syndrome and auditive hypoacusia. Ocular examination reveals alterations of cervical column, bilateral abduction limitations, aduction limitation of right eye associated with enophthalmos, palpebral fissure decrease, anisotropia in A, lateroversions esotropia and bilateral neurosensorial auditive hypoacusia. Our patient reveal an association of Klippel-Feil Syndrome type II with bilateral Duane Syndrome.

The authors describe one case of diabetic papillopathy. They used an intravitreal triamcinolone as an option of treatment.

We decribed a case of endothelitis that began with keratoneuritis in patient who wore soft contact lens and saline solution with poor hygiene. A 41 years old ,white female suffered from severe pain in her left eye, with microcystic corneal edema and radial keratoneuritis .Culture and corneal byopsia was made, and all tests were negative.The treatment including topical dexametasona 0.1% ophthalmic solution and oral acyclovir successfully controlled the corneal edema and the pain.

Report of four cases of presumed ocular tuberculosis, with involvement of the posterior segment in tree cases. In the first and second case, report anterior involvement of the eye and antecedent of tuberculosis, in a systemic case and the other ocular. In the third case, patient presents coriorretiniana lesion in the left eye. In the fourth case, report lesion serpiginosa-like.The patients under-went the treatment for tuberculosis. The ocular lesions of the tuberculosis are polymorphic and we must be aware of […]

Report of a case on Kikuchi and Fujimoto’s Disease in a young lady who developed a long standing spiking fever, weight loss, cervical adenomegalia, oral moniliasis, parotiditis and iritis.The histopathological findings, course and treatment as well as the importance of a multidisciplinar approach are commented.