Case Summary (Shankra Nathryala Channai) MRD No-1657940 & G.No. G-156/08 Ms Avani a 3.5 Years old girl brought by parents with history of noticing poor vision and shaking of eyeballs since birth . The child was born of full term normal delivery with non consanguineous marriage. He is a first child. There was a history of incubation for two days.milestone were normal. There was nohistory of similar problem in the family. The child was wearing hyperopic glasses since one year after consulting elsewhere.on examination,the child followed obects and light close to face . There was wandering eye movements. There was a horizontal rotary nystagmus in both the eyes. Hirschberg showed orthophoria. Anteria segmentexamination was normaldilated fundus examination showed normal disc altered reflex in the fovea and grayishtinge in the retina (Electroretinogram ) was done under genral anesthesia which showed features suggestive of Laber’sCongenital Amaurosis . The parents were explained about the condition. They were advised a gentic counseling.they and special schooling.they were advised to bring the child for followup after six month. Thanks Sanjay Sharma (Avani Father) Jodhpur (Raj) India 09784994400
As per the case history & the diagnosis the treatment advised to you is correct as in lebers the vision remains low throughout life , n there is no treatment for it , the child would require a special school admission & along with that genetic counseling is mandatory for future pregnancy
I find this answer helpful
1 Doctor agrees with this answer
You found this answer helpful
Disclaimer: These answers are for your information only and not intended to replace your relationship with your treating physician.
This is a short, free answer.
For a more detailed, immediate answer, try our premium service
[Sample answer]
We use cookies in order to offer you most relevant experience and using this website you acknowledge that you have already read and understood our
Privacy Policy
What Does Laber's Congenital Amaurosis Mean ?
As per the case history & the diagnosis the treatment advised to you is correct as in lebers the vision remains low throughout life , n there is no treatment for it , the child would require a special school admission & along with that genetic counseling is mandatory for future pregnancy