New research · OphthalmologyBMJ case reports · 23hCase reportBMJ case reports · 2026Retinoblastoma presenting as congenital glaucoma.Reem AlShimali, Rawan AlShemali, Aseel AlKandari, Alaa AlAliRead paper Copy citationOphthalmologyCase reportLimited evidenceAn infant with retinoblastoma presented with elevated intraocular pressure.Retinoblastoma presenting as congenital glaucoma.Reem AlShimali et al. · BMJ case reports · 2026Results🎯 Predict29mm HgThe right eye's intraocular pressure was elevated, a symptom in this case of retinoblastoma.n = 1 infant girlMore resultsExamination under anaesthesia of the right eye revealed iris neovascularisation, corneal oedema and a retrolental vascularised dome-shaped mass.Examination of the left eye was normal.B-scan ultrasonography demonstrated a bi-lobulated retinal lesion with calcifications extending into the anterior hyaloid to the lens.More resultsShe underwent right eye enucleation and was fitted with a prosthesis.“ConclusionAt nearly 1 year of follow-up, the patient remains clinically well and undergoes regular follow-ups with our retinoblastoma service.Read paper LikeCommentRepostSendPractice