Medulloblastoma presenting as consecutive esotropia after successful lateral rectus muscle recession for infantile exotropia.

Comitant infantile exotropia is a rare entity and is far less common than infantile esotropia. It has been shown to be highly correlated with intracranial pathology. We report a case of a medulloblastoma in a child in whom it presented as an incomitant esotropia after surgical correction for comitant infantile exotropia.
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