An incidental finding of intraocular choristoma in an enucleated microphthalmic globe: A histopathologic case report.

Introduction And Importance: Choristomas are benign growth of normal tissue in abnormal location and in the ophthalmic practice, they are more commonly found in the epibulbar region. Intraocular choristoma has been reported in different ocular structures but it is very rare especially in association with microphthalmos.

Case Presentation: We present a 13-month-old child with bilateral microphthalmia with the left side being more significantly smaller than the right that required enucleation for introducing a larger silicone implant.