Development of a premacular vitreous pocket.

suewith fibroadiposeelements,muscle, andbloodvessels.Our patient had each of these elements. Conservative treatment includes observation with aspiration as needed. In recalcitrant cases not amenable to aspiration or if considerable facial dysmorphism exists, excision is conventionally undertaken. In summary, congenital cystic eye is exceedingly rare. Diagnosishistoricallywasbasedonphysical andhistopathological findings. However, newer imaging modalities are revealing characteristic findings of the condition at or even prior to birth, as in our case. Given the frequent association with intracranial abnormalities, including the possibility of septooptic dysplasia, neuroimaging iswarranted to screen for such aberrations. Finally, althoughnot always required, treatment conventionally involves excision.