A patient with congenitally restrictive strabismus and contralateral secondary muscle enlargement

Abstract

Aim

To report the case of a congenital restrictive strabismus with a contralateral enlargement of extraocular muscles.

Case

The clinical presentation, findings, and postoperative outcomes of a 4 years old boy referred to evaluation for presenting a left eye deviation since birth are detailed.

Conclusion

A unilateral congenital restrictive strabismus (congenital hypotropia and esotropia) can be the cause of contralateral secondary enlarged extraocular muscle and It must be included in the differential diagnosis.