Conclusion

Cat Eye Syndrome is a malformation of the pupil that gives it the look of a cat’s eye (although it can vary). This syndrome is caused because there are three or four of the 22nd chromosome. It was first discovered in 1879, although it was not named until sometime later when two men discover the extra(s) chromosome(s). It can be identified through the FISH method of examining the chromosomes. It is a Syndrome that can cause many symptoms both external and internal. While this syndrome varies from mild to extreme, one thing is true, they all have something extra. It is advised that anyone showing any signs of symptoms should see a doctor as soon as possible.