In an infant, the eye grows marginally to a length of approximately 19A1/2 millimeters and it progressively grow to the length of about 24-25 millimeters.9 An understanding of the comprehensive anatomy along with profound preoperative assessment will help individualize each case and empower the surgeon to better prepare to avoid obstacles that could be encountered during cataract surgery.10 Simple micro ophthalmia, means that their axial length was small but otherwise globe was normal.11 In present study, thirteen patients had bilateral congenital cataracts and four had unilateral cataracts without IOL implantation.

The optimal management is controversial, but evisceration seems to be an effective and safe procedure with a low risk of sympathetic ophthalmia. The prognosis of such trauma can be quite promising in cases where there are no serious complications.

It is also used in conditions such as hematemesis, hemorrhoids, menstrual pain, wounds, boils, sloughing ulcers, ophthalmia, burns, scalds, diarrhea, and dysentery [7].

Other types of chronic inflammation (defined by a duration >6 weeks) can occur after an ocular surgery: endophthalmitis [2] (the most severe), or Irvine-Gass syndrome (the most frequent) [3] or sympathetic ophthalmia [4].

Hence it is very important to exclude uveitis, ocular lymphoma, sympathetic ophthalmia etc.

(8) In the eye bacterial, fungal and viral pathogens can produce severe disorders like conjunctivitis, keratitis, blepharitis, corneal ulcers and are one of the causes of ophthalmia neonatorum for the infants which may lead to the loss of an eye when being untreated sufficiently.

Other skin lesions found were petechiae (1), purpura (1), sclerema (1), loss of subcutaneous fat (1), hypospadiasis (1), generalized edema (1), ophthalmia neonatorum (1), micrognathia (2), lentigines (1), simian crease (2), umbilical hernia (1), prominent veins (1), hairy pinna (1), hydrocele (1), phimosis (1), insect bite (1), cleft lip and cleft palate (1) , cellulitis (1), scrotal dermatitis (1), triangular face (1).

Medicinal (eye infections, treatment of ophthalmia) Morina longifolia Wall.

His right eye, according to doctors, is likely to lose the vision due to sympathetic ophthalmia.

Evisceration was performed over 32 eyes (16.1%) in the first setting to prevent sympathetic ophthalmia. For those who did not receive evisceration at emergent operation, 119 eyes (59.8%) needed only primary corneal wound closure.