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Anterior megalophthalmos is an inherited condition characterised by enlargement of the anterior segment with associated glaucoma and vitreoretinopathy. These associations make surgical management very challenging. A 12-year-old boy, diagnosed and operated elsewhere for congenital glaucoma in both eyes, presented with raised intraocular pressure. Investigations revealed enlarged corneal diameter, increased anterior chamber depth with thick, clear cornea and no Haab striae while fundus evaluation revealed posteriorly dislocated cataractous lens with total rhegmatogenous retinal detachment in both eyes. The surgical challenges in management are highlighted in this case where appropriate investigations can aid in the selection of appropriate surgeries with good visual outcome.

Hereditary anterior megalophthalmos with posterior vitreoretinopathy: a surgical challenge