“…The case described here has congenital ichthyosis and hepatomegaly with moderately elevated transaminases and hepatosteatosis proven by ultrasound and liver biopsy. Muscle weakness, ataxia, neurosensory hearing loss, eye findings (subcapsular cataracts, nystagmus, and strabismus), microcephaly, cardiomyopathy, and mental retardation may also be present but the involvement of these other organs and systems is much more variable; for example, muscle involvement is demonstrated in 69%, developmental delay or mental retardation in 35%, and cataracts in 46% of the subjects with neutral lipid storage disease [10]. In this presented case, hepatosteatosis, mild mental retardation (not confirmed with IQ measurement), subcapsular cataract, mild ectropion, strabismus, and raised levels of serum muscle enzyme were present, which is very similar to another Turkish patient recently published by Durdu et al [16].…”