A 2-hour-old male newborn was examined by a pediatrician but he did not show the usual red reflex in either eye under an indirect ophthalmoscope. There was a grayish-white reflection in both eyes. He was born after a complication-free, normal delivery at 38 weeks . However, his mother had flu-like symptoms in her early pregnancy. There was no family ocular history. The mother denied smoking, drinking, or taking drugs during her pregnancy.
Visual Acuity (cc)- OD and OS: Reacts to light Pupils: Round, equal, and reactive to light. No APD was observed. Extraocular Movements: No nystagmus, full OU External: Normal; both sides Conjunctiva and sclera: Normal; Lids and eyelashes: Normal; Anterior chamber: Quiet and deep OU; Iris: Normal; Cornea: Clear OU; Lens: Dense central opacities were observed. What is your diagnosis? (Answer is posted in the comment section below!) *This patient…
