Abstract
Kabuki syndrome affects many systems and is characterized by a typical facial appearance and is a genetically inherited disease. Ophthalmological involvement is quite common and can be diagnostic. In this article, we aimed to present the ophthalmological findings of our patient with Kabuki syndrome, who was diagnosed and treated based on ophthalmological findings.
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