Which of the following not causes lens dislocation:
D. Diabetes mellitusEctopia Lentis with Systemic Anomalies Khurana 6th/2l5-l61. Marfan's syndrome: In this condition lens is displaced upwards and temporally (bilaterally symmetrical)2. Homocystinuria: In it the lens is usually subluxated downwards and nasally.3. Weil-Marchesani syndrome: forward subluxation of lens which may cause pupil block glaucoma.4. Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. In it the ocular features are subluxation of lens and blue sclera.5. Hyperlysinaemia: It is an extremely rare condition occasionally associated with ectopialentis.6. Stickler syndrome. Ectopialentis is occasionally associated in this condition7. Sulphite oxidase deficiency: Ectopialentis is a universal ocular feature.(Parson 22nd/275): Causes of Ectopia lentisA. FamilialAutosomal dominant formAutosomal recessive form (associated with iris coloboma, aniridia, microspherophakia, ectopiapupillae)B. Other systemic diseasesMarfan, Ehlers-Danlos, Weil-Marchesani, Homocystinuria, Sulphite oxidase deficiency, HyperlysinaemiaC. Secondary to eye diseasesUveitis, hypermature cataract, pseudoexfoliation syndrome, ciliary body tumourD. Secondary to trauma(May or may not be associated with underlying defective zonules due to syphilis)
Ehlers-Danlos syndrome
Marfan's syndrome
Sulphite oxidase deficiency
Diabetes mellitus
Lens