In this study 8 patients with Alport's syndrome are presented. The ocular manifestations of these patients were retinal flecks, macular depigmentation, microspherophakia and anterior lenticonus. One patient revealed bilateral macular hole which was an unusual feature. Four patients had renal biopsies with the characteristic electron microscopic changes of the disease. According to these findings our conclusion is that Alport's syndrome is a disorder of selected basement membranes.

A case of phthırıazis palpebrarum is presented, because of encountering very rarely, the parasites that can cause blepharitis are discussed. Also the actual treatment of this infections is emphasised in this article