AC to Lens
Ectopia Lentis
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Get accessHomocystinuria
- AR, progressive
- Inferonasal lens displacement (90%).
- Marfanoid habitus
Marfan syndrome
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AD
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Fibrillin gene defect (chromosome 15) -Fibrillin is a component of zonules and lens capsule
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Superotemporallens displacement
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Associated glaucoma and RD
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Preserved accommodation
Sulfite oxidase deficiency
- AR
- Learning disability
- Universal lens subluxation
Hyperlysinaemia
- AR
- Seizures
Weill-Marchesani syndrome
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AR or AD
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Associated with ADAMTS10 gene mutation
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Brachydactyly
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High myopia
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Microspherophakia: leads to pupillary block angle closure, best managed with cycloplegia and peripheral iridotomies (and lying the patient supine)
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Inferonasal displacement
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Short stature (the ‘opposite’ of Marfans)
Familial ectopia lentis
- Autosomal recessive
- Associated slit-like iris
Other causes
- Aniridia
- Sticklers
- Ehlers Danlos
- High myopia
- Trauma
- Hypermature cataract
- Buphthalmos