Acquired Esotropia As Presenting Sign Arnold Chiari Malformation: Case Report

Arnold Chirari Malformation is a congenital anomaly that usually becomes symptomihtic in the second or third decade of life, although it may remain asymptomatic. Generally the first symptoms are hyperactive deep tendon reflexes and nystagmus Rarely. the prsong symptoms is acquired esotrpia. We are presenting a case that presented to our clinic with act, red enotropia and headache and subsequently diagnosed as Arnold Chir nalfnnation wih Magnetic resonance imaging (MRIX) of the brain.