Anterior Segment Findings in Ocular Myocysticercosis in Children: Is it non- specific?

Ocular cysticercosis is a preventable cause of blindness. Medical therapy has been recommended for the retro-orbital and extraocular muscle form. Surgical management largely done in cases with conjunctival or lid affliction. Though, medical simple; however, diagnosis challenging. The anterior segment findings often mimic more common pathologies hence missed at early stage. This case series 3 pediatric patients, tries to highlight certain clinical clues which are suggestive ocular myocysticercosis children. Literature recalls as “non- specific nondiagnostic”. Canthal congestion contiguous extending upto corresponding limbal border absence chamber inflammation other very recti myocysticercosis.