Newborn with Microphthalmia and Colobomatous cyst in One Eye and Chorioretinal Coloboma in Fellow Eye

Purpose: To report a case of microphthalmia with colobomatous cyst in right eye and iris and chorioretinal coloboma in left eye. Methods: A one day old boy referred to our clinic because of concerning about small right eye. His parents weren’t relative, and both of them were healthy. The pregnancy and delivery was uncomplicated. Results: Ocular examination showed the microphthalmous with bluish subconjunctival mass in the right eye. The mass was adjusted to limbus that was extended to Inferior and nasal of the globe. The cornea of right eye was 5mm diameter with disorganized anterior segment stracture. The fellow eye examination demonstrated 10mm clear cornea with iris and the chorioretinal coloboma. The optic disc was normal. The anterior – posterior diameter of left eye was 15mm but in the right eye was not detectable. Conclusion: Interesting point of this case was occurrence of microphthalmia With large anteriorly cyst in one eye and coloboma in the other eye simultaneously that this condition was rare.