Abstract
Herein, we report a 15-year-old male with Alport syndrome, exhibiting hemorrhagic nephritis, hearing loss, and a 1-year history of poor distance visual acuity. Slit-lamp examination revealed bilateral anterior lenticonus, with unremarkable findings in other ocular structures. Unusual reflex movements were observed during retinoscopy, characterized by distinct central and annular reflexes yielding objectively an intraeye discrepancy of 12 D. Similar to the objective findings, a pair of subjective findings for each eye was obtained and each pair resulted almost equal visual acuity. However, small pupil size veiled plus error and final prescription was myopic.
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