A.V. TERESHCHENKO, I.G. TRIFANENKOVA, M.S. TERESHCHENKOVA

Kaluga branch of the «Interbranch Scientific and Technical Complex «Eye Microsurgery» named after the acad. S. N. Fedorov» of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation, 5 Sv. Fedorova Str., Kaluga, Russian Federation, 248007 

Tereshchenko A.V. ― D. Med. Sc., Director, tel. (4842) 505-767, e-mail: nauka@mntk.kaluga.ru

Trifanenkova I.G. ― Cand. Med. Sc., Deputy Director for Science, tel. (4842) 505-767, e-mail: nauka@mntk.kaluga.ru

Tereshchenkova M.S. ― Cand. Med. Sc., Head of Children’s Surgical Department, tel. (4842) 505-767, e-mail: nauka@mntk.kaluga.ru

 This article considers the issues of pathogenesis, diagnosis and treatment of severe congenital abnormality ― Peter’s anomaly. Experts say that the exact cause of this disease has not been established, however, many researchers point to its genetic etiology. According to literature, at the moment there are a number of different surgical options for the treatment of Peter’s anomaly. To determine the optimal tactics and timing of surgery in case of this disease, it is important to make a thorough diagnostic examination of a child.

Key words: congenital abnormality, Peter’s anomaly, corneal transplantation.

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