Case presentation A 6-year-old boy with complaints of decreased vision in his left eye was referred to a local optometrist. The boy’s mother informed that he had normal growth and development and that she did not notice any vision problem in her child. Medical (including ocular) history: None Medication history: None Follow-up Since the boy’s vision and stereoacuity remained stable over the next two years, his mother discontinued the use of glasses on her own.
At 9 years, he had a minute decline in stereoacuity consistent with the discontinuation of his glasses, and the following observations were made. Stereo Testing Test Score Titmus fly Positive Animals 3/3 Wirt rings 5/9 Visual acuity (Snellen) (without correction) OD 20/20 OS 20/100 Visual acuity (Snellen) (with correction) OD 20/20 OS 20/40-1 Based on the patient’s clinical presentation, what would be your most…
