Posterior subcapsular stellate cataract seen in
Correct Answer: Myotonic Dystrophy
Description: (C) Myotonic Dystrophy > Sunflower cataract - Occurs in Wilson's disease -Concussion may cause an 'imprinting' of iris pigment on the anterior lens capsule (Vossius ring) as well as striking flower shaped cortical opacities (rosette cataract).> Trauma is he most common cause of unilateral cataract in young individuals> Snow flake or snow storm cataract - Diabetes Shield like anterior subcapsular cataract - Atopic dermatitis> Stellate posterior subcapsular cataract - Myotonic dystrophy> Punctate subcapsular cataract - Down syndrome
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