A Case of Bilateral Pupillotonia.

Park, Y K; La, T K

Case Report

Journal of the Korean Ophthalmological Society 1975;16(3):251-255.
Published online March 1, 1975.

A Case of Bilateral Pupillotonia.

Y K Park, T K La

Department of Ophthalmology, Capital Afilitary Forces General Hospital, Korea.

양측성 동공긴장증의 1례

박영관 , 나대권 ( Y . Y . Park , T . K . La )

Abstract

The patient with Pupillotonia has a dilated pupil, poor or absent light reflex, delayed, dimimished and prolonged reaction to near-vision, and supersensitive to parasympathomimetics, and often dimimished or absent tendonreflexes. In this report we presnted a 29 years-old Korean woman who demonstrated classic signs of pupillotonia in her right eye and atypical pupillotonia in her left eye combined with symmetric loss of deep tondon reflexes of both knees and ankles. Brief summary of the past literatures were also veviewed.