Incidental detection of bilateral corectopia by photo screening leads to the diagnosis of multiple sclerosis. A case report
Braverman, R.S.; Enzenauer, R.W.
Binocular Vision and Strabismus Quarterly 25(1): 37-39
2010
ISSN/ISBN: 1088-6281 PMID: 20361866 Document Number: 647515
To describe a case of an incidental finding of bilateral corectopia detected by photo screening which ultimately led to the diagnosis of multiple sclerosis. Case presentation and literature review. Corectopia may be congenital or acquired. Midbrain corectopia is commonly caused by infarction and demyelinating disease can cause autonomic pupil abnormalities resulting in corectopia. A careful history and ocular examinatin can aid in determining the etiology of corectopia. Additional genetics or neurologic consultation may be necessary to diagnosis systemic disease.