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[Secondary glaucoma in the Weill-Marchesani syndrome].

The observation on a female patient with anterior underluxation of the lens at the right eye, secondary absolute glaucoma at the right eye, posterior luxation of the lens at the left eye, pathological cataract at both eyes. The general somatic exam shows low tallness, short members, brachydactyly and reduced functional mobility. The clinical manifestations point out a Weill-Marchesani syndrome . The underluxation of the lens determined secondary glaucoma in the absolute stage at the right eye, while the evolution of the lens luxation in vitreous at the left eye kept the visual function. The secondary glaucoma in the Weill-Marchesani syndrome is not a compulsory complication of it.