Abstract
Ocular involvement in facial morphea can take multiple forms, including changes in the eyelashes and eyelids, ptosis, uveitis, episcleritis, paralytic strabismus, orbital myositis, enophthalmos, pseudopapilledema, refractive errors, and dry eye; mydriasis has been reported occasionally1,2. Adie pupil has been recognized as a rare association3. Awareness of these associations is important to possibly prevent ocular complications. A 15-year-old girl was noted to have a left pupil larger than the right at 9 years of age. Ophthalmological evaluation showed arrested …
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