Less than 1 percent of the population is born with two different colored eyes, what eye doctors call
heterochromia. When eye color in one or both eyes changes over time, a doctor's care is required.
Syndromic causes of inner ear anomalies Syndrome Clinical features Gene involved Waardenburg Auditory-pigmentary syndrome PAX3, MITF, characterized by pigmentary SOX10, EDN3, abnormalities of the hair, SLUG including a white forelock and premature graying; pigmentary changes of the iris, such as
heterochromia iridis and brilliant blue eyes; and congenital sensorineural hearing loss.
The white cat who has
heterochromia - one eye is blue while the other is olive green - is now in the care of the group's volunteers.
She has complete
heterochromia: her left eye is blue and right eye is brown.
"She is a white Maine Coon and she has
heterochromia iridis, which is a condition where a cat has different-colored eyes." Maine Coons are also one of the largest breeds of domestic cat.
One copy of the variant was enough to cause blue eyes or
heterochromia (blue and brown eyes), although some dogs with the variant did not have blue eyes, so other genetic or environmental factors are still involved.
She presented with iris
heterochromia, a whitened right pupil and anisocoria.
Classic signs of Horner syndrome in mammals are miosis and ptosis, with or without concurrent anhidrosis, iris
heterochromia, and pupillary dilation lag.
Enophthalmos, increased amplitude of accommodation, retraction in the ipsilateral eyelid, alteration in lacrimal viscosity, and
heterochromia in patients aged below 2 years may accompany these findings in addition to myosis, ptosis, and ipsilateral sweating disorder in the face (2).
Another fun fact is that she has condition called
Heterochromia iridum, which results in having the color of her eyes different from each other.
Long-term Management of Panuveitis and Iris
Heterochromia in an Ebola Survivor.