Abstract:
Corectopia is the displacement of the pupil. It can be
isolated congenital anamoly or associated with syndromes
like Ectopia lentis et pupillae or Axenfeld–Reiger anamoly.
[1] Aquired corectopia is often caused by trauma, surgery,
or anterior chamber inflammation.[2] It is caused by a
fibrous band exerting traction on the iris and may be
either stationary or progressive.[2] Treatment is tailored
considering the site of traction and associated comorbidities.
We present a case of traumatic tractional corectopia and its
management.
