Abstract
The presence of retinal myelinated nerve fibers is not a rare finding during routine examinations, and it is usually a benign and isolated finding. However, in some rare cases, it can be associated with other ophthalmological conditions. We describe a case of a patient with the triad myelin nerve fibers, myopia and ambliopia, which configures the Straatsma Syndrome.
Keywords:
Anisometropia; Ambliopia, Myopia/diagnosis; Myopia/etiology; Myopia/physiopathology; Nerve fibers, myelinated/pathology; Optic nerve diseases/complications
