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PMID:26483674Īcquired toxoplasmosis of a submandibular lymph node in a 13- year-old boy: case report. This gives further insight into the pathogenesis of the disease. Conclusion We report a rare case where Vogt's limbal girdle was observed in a 13- year-old boy with retinitis pigmentosa. It has also never been reported at such a young age. This is the first time it is seen in association with retinitis pigmentosa. Results Vogt's limbal girdle is a corneal degeneration usually seen in elderly individuals. His anterior segment examination showed Vogt's limbal girdle in both eyes. On examination, he had the characteristic features of retinitis pigmentosa with the fundus showing disc pallor, bony spicules and arteriolar attenuation. Methods A 13- year-old boy from India presented to us with progressive diminution of vision and nyctalopia for 5 years. Srinivasan, Renuka Karanth, Swathi Vijitha, SaiĪim To describe a rare case of Vogt's limbal girdle in a boy with retinitis pigmentosa.
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This gives further insight into the pathogenesis of the disease.Ī Case Report of Vogt's Limbal Girdle and Retinitis Pigmentosa in a Thirteen- Year-Old Boy: A Rare and Unusual Association We report a rare case where Vogt's limbal girdle was observed in a 13- year-old boy with retinitis pigmentosa. Vogt's limbal girdle is a corneal degeneration usually seen in elderly individuals.
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A 13- year-old boy from India presented to us with progressive diminution of vision and nyctalopia for 5 years. To describe a rare case of Vogt's limbal girdle in a boy with retinitis pigmentosa. Vignesh, A P Srinivasan, Renuka Karanth, Swathi Vijitha, Sai PMID:6880245Ī Case Report of Vogt's Limbal Girdle and Retinitis Pigmentosa in a Thirteen- Year-Old Boy: A Rare and Unusual Association. The ethical and philosophical questions posed by such a case are discussed. The case of a five- year-old boy with gender identity disorder of childhood is presented and the literature on hypotheses of etiology, treatment, and long-term follow-up is reviewed.
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It also represents a therapeutic dilemma for the child psychiatrist. Markedly effeminate behavior in a young boy is a source of concern and confusion for parents, teachers, and the child. Gender identity disorder in a five- year-old boy. It is a benign clinical entity with variable manifestations. Peritoneal lipomatosis although rare can be diagnosed in childhood. His diagnostic work up included an abdominal MRI, wireless capsule endoscopy and single-balloon enteroscopy. His main symptoms were abdominal pain, alternating bowel habit, abdominal distension, and melaena. We report a further case of a 12- year-old boy diagnosed with peritoneal lipomatosis. Peritoneal lipomatosis is a rare disease in childhood with only two cases previously described in children. Peritoneal Lipomatosis: A Case Report of a 12- Year-Old Boy