👓 Morning glory syndrome is a rare congenital eye anomaly characterized by an abnormal optic disc.
- Appearance: The optic disc looks like a morning glory flower, with a funnel-shaped excavation and radial retinal vessels.
- Associated risks: Potential vision problems, retinal detachment, and other eye issues.
- Causes: Congenital, possibly related to abnormal fetal development.
- Management: Regular eye exams, monitoring for complications.