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Goldenhar syndrome

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Aka oculo-auriculo-vertebral syndrome
Abnormalities of 1 and 2nd brachial clefts
Limbal dermoids
Coloboma of upper/lower eyelid
Preauricular skin tags
Congenital heart disease
Vertebral abnormalities 
CNS abnormalities 
Associated with Duane's syndrome
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Coloboma of lower eyelid

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Treacher-Collins syndrome

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Differential Diagnosis for infants with poor vision and normal ocular structures

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Leber's congenital amaurosis
Achromatopsia
CSNB
albinism
optic nerve hypoplasia
TORCHs infections
Occipital lobe damage
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nanophtalmos

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small normal eye
associated hyperopia, acute angle closure glaucoma
increased risk of choroidal effusion during surgery

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Microphthalmos with cyst

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failure of embryonic fissure to close
associated with congenital rubella, congenital toxoplasmosis, Trisomy 13,15, deletion of 18, maternal vit A deficiency and thalidomide ingestion

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Treacher-Collins syndrome

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= mandibulofacial dysostosis
midface hypoplasia
dental and ear abnormalities, small ear/jaw.
lateral lid defects, absent medial lashes, poorly developed puncta and meibomian glands

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Hypertelorism

associated with?

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increased interpupillary distance 2/2 increased distance between medial orbital walls.
assoc with - blepharophimosis, frontal meningoceles/encephaloceles, fibrous displasia

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Craniosynostoses

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premature closure of sutures

-midface hypoplasia, proptosis, telecanthus, V-pattern XT, oral/dental abnml, respiratory problems.

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Crouzon’s Syndrome

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AD or sporadic
absence of forward development of cranium/midface
findings: proptosis, V-pattern XT, nystagmus, optic atrophy (25-50%)
also: MR, maxillary hypoplasia, parrot’s beak nose, ext auditory canal atresia, anodonia

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Apert’s Syndrome

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Crouzon’s + syndactyly
AD
associated with increased paternal age

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Pierre Robin Sequence

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Assoc: RD, congenital glaucoma, cataracts, high myopia
Also: micrognathia, cleft palate
Associated with Stickler’s syndrome

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Hemifacial Microsomia

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Assoc: upper lid coloboma, strabismus

facial assymetry, microtia, acrostomia, orbital dystopia, ear tags, vertebral anomalies

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Waardenburg’s Syndrome

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AD
lateral displacement of inner canthi/puncta
confluent eyebrows, 
heterochromic iridis
fundus hypopigmentation
Assoc: deafness, white forelock
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Hallermann-Streiff Syndrome

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sporadic
bilateral cataracts, glaucoma, microphakia, microcornea
mandibular hypoplasia,
beaked nose

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fetal alcohol syndrome

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short palpebral fissure, telecanthus, comitant strabismus, optic disc anomalies, sometimes high myopia,
Also: Thin vermilion border, MR, small birth wt, CV, skeletal abnormalities

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Riley-day syndrome

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AR
familaial dysautonomia (block of NE production)
eastern european jews
decr K sensation, no tearing, neurogrophic keratitis, light near dissociation
incr risk with anesthesia
High urinary HVA and VMA, low HMPT

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De Morsier’s Syndrome

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septo-optic dysplasia
bilateral ON hypoplasia
spetum pellucidum abnormalitiy
pituitary/hypopituitary hypoplasia
agenesis of corpus callosum
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Kjer’s syndrome

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autosomal dominant optic atrophy
OPA 1
temporal wedge of pallor
bilateral

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Bjer’s syndrome

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AR optic atrophy
Ataxia
hypotonia
MR
nystagmus
M > F
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Wolfram’s syndrome

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AR
age 5-21
diffuse optic atrophy
DIDMOAD (DI, DM,Optic atrophy, deafness)
Ataxia, seizures, MR
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Aicardi Syndrome

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X-link Dom (only females, lethal in males)
Infantile spasms
MR
corpus callosum agensis
peripapillary chorioretinal lacunae
optic nerve anomalies (coloboma)
microphthalmos
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Alagille’s syndrome

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familial intrahepatic cholestrasis
posterior embyrotoxin
bilateral optic nerve drusen

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Kearns Sayer syndrome

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onset before age 15, maternal mitochhondrial
CPEO
ptosis
pigmentary retinopathy
cardiac conudction defects - heart block
cerebellar ataxia
Path: Ragged Red fibers
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MELAS

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mitochondrial encephalopathy, lactic acidosis, stroke-like episodes
retrochiasmal visual loss, headaches, seizures, CPEO, optic neuropathy, pigmentary retinopathy, hearing loss
Ragged red fibers on muscle biopsy
CT scan - basal ganglia calcification

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Alport’s Syndrome

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anterior lenticonus
hereditary nephritis
hematuria - hemorrhagic nephropathy
sensorineural deafness

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Lowe’s Syndrome

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Oculo-Cerebro-Renal syndrome
X-linked
physical and mental retardation
hypotonia
renal tubular acidosis
Flat, discoid cataract with retention of nuclei (100%)
Glaucoma (50%)
Maternal carriers will have white punctate cortical opacities
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Hallermann-Streiff syndrome

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mandibulo-oculofacial dysmorphia
hypoplasia of mandible with bird-like facies
microphakia, microcornea, glaucoma,
both cataracts and glaucoma
can get lens rupture and inflam from phacoanaphylactic uveitis

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Down’s syndrome lens abnormalities

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snowflake cataract and keratoconus

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Galactosemia

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AR
defect in galactose-1-P-uridyl transferase (most common), galactokinase, or UDP galactose-4-epimerase
inability to convert glactose to glucose

Oil droplet gacatarct
MR, hepatomegaly, jaundice, malnutrition

Dietary restriction of lactose

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Fabry’s

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alpha-galactosidase A deficiency
X-linked
corneal verticullata
spoke-like cataract

renal disorder
cardiovascular abnormalities

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oculocutaneous albinism

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AR (mostly, some AD)
nystagmus
foveal hypoplasia

Tyrosine negative - no pigment
VA 20/200, chrom 15 (same as Angelman’s- mom/prader-willi -dad)
Hermansky-Pudlak - Puerto Rican, Ty +, hemorrhagic diathesis with abnormal platelets
Chediak-Higashi - MR, frequent infections, reticuloendothelial incompetence, pancytopenia, leukemia/lymphoma risk higher

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Ocular albinism

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X-linked (AR rare)
decr melanosomes
less iris transillumination defects
female carriers with mosaic pattern
ASSOC: deafness
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Chediak-Higashi

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Tyrosine Pos ocularcutaneous albinism
MR
freqent infections
large melanosomes on skin biopsy
reticuloendothelial dysnfucntion with pancytopenia
higher risk lymphoma/leukemia
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Hermansky-Pudlak Syndrome

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Tyrosine Pos Oculocutaneous albinism
Hemorrhagic diathesis
Abnormal platelets
Peurto Rican

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Trisomy 21

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Eye findings: Epicanthal folds, eyelid ectropion, Brushfield spots, myopia, keratoconus, esotropia (1/3), nystagums, infantile glaucoma, snowflake cataract
spoke-like BV from ON (incr number)

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Trisomy 18 - Edwards syndrome

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hypertelorism
epicanthus
hypoplastic supraorbital ridges
colobomatous microphthalmos
cataract
microcornea
congenital glaucoma
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Trisomy 13 - Patau syndrome

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colobomatous microphthalmos
cataract
PHPV (can be bilateral)
intraocular cartilege in cilicary body coloboma

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Diseases with intraocular cartilage

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Trisomy 13

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Color blindness:

Congenital vs acquired

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Cong: M > F, nonprogressive, normal eye exam, bilateral/symmetric
Usually X linked - deuteranomalous trichomats (Red-green axis abnormal)

Acquired:
M=F, slowly progressive
blue-yellow axis

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Color blindness inheritance patterns

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All X linked (deuteranopia/deuteranomaly, protonanomaly, protonanopia, blue monochromatism)
EXCEPT - Tritanomaly/tritanopia (AD, M and females)
AND
Red monochromatism (AR)

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Red Monochromatism

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AR
cones absent, nonprogressive
achromatopsia
nystagmus, normal retinal exam
ERG: normal scotopic, reduced photopic
Genes: CNGA3, CNGB3
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Blue monochromatism

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X linked
have only blue cones 
nystagmus
photophobia, myopia
ERG: absent cone response, nomrla rod response
43
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Best’s Disease

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AD
bestrophin (11q13)
exudative central macular detachment
assoc: strab and hyperopia
Previtelliform: Small round submacular yellow dot
Vitelliform: Egg you/fried egg appearance
Scrambled egg stage: irreg subretinal spots
Cyst stage
Speudohypopyon stage: RPE atrophy
Round atrophy stage: atrophic scar VA appro 20/100
20% get CNV
ERG normal, EOG - ABNORMAL

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Familial drusen

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AD
EFEMP1 (2p16-21)
manifests before age 50, drusen nasal to disc
small round to oval deposits
some progress to AMD/CNV
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Maternal inherited diabetes and deafness (MIDD)

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mitochondrial inheritance 
ptosis CEOP
Ragged red fibers
VF with annular defect
OCT with photoreceptor dropout
46
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North Carolina Macular Dystrophy

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AD
MCDR1, chrom 6
onset in 1st decade with progression to choroiretinal atrophy with staphyloma, stabilizes in teenage years
CNV possible

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Sorsby’s Macular Dystrophy (pseudoinflammatory)

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AD
atrophy, edema, hemorrhage, exudate.
Decreased VA and color vision between age 40-50
classic presentation - bilateral CNV in 40 yr
dark adaptation is delayed
ERG/EOG subnormal

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Pattern dystrophy
Testing?
VA?
Types?

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usually AD, assoc with RDS/peripherin gene
central pigmentary changes
good central vision
normal ERG, abnormal EOG

Types: Sjogren’s reticular = fishnet (hypo on FA)
Butterfly = butterfly lesions with surrounding depigmentation, onset 20-50 yo (RSD peripherin)
Adult vitelliform: small solitary yellow macular lesion - CNV more common than bests NORMAL EOG.

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progressive cone dystrophy

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AD (sometimes x-linked)
progressive dysfunction of cones, normal rods
onsetn 3rd decade
decreased VA, dyschromatopsia, photophobia
central scotoma, nystagmus (25%), NFL loss, granular appearance, bull’s eye maculopathy (can mimic stargardt’s

OCT - loss of elipsoid and ELM
ERG - absent photopic, normal scotopic

50
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retinitis pigmentosa
inheritance and prognosis
classic findings
TX

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AR (40%) AD (20%) X-linked (5%), sporadic
X-linked - worst prognosis
AD - least severe form later onset
boney spicules, arteriolar attentuation, waxy disc pallor, retinal atrophy, cataract, CME
TX: low vision aids, dark glasses, Vitamin A, Omega 3 FA

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Associations with RP

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keratoconus
macular cystoid degeneration
Coat's disease
optic nerve drusen
astrocytic hamartoms of the ON
myopia
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Pathology in RP

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photoreceptor atrophy

RPE cells invade the retina and surrounding retinal vessels.

53
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Differential diagnosis for tunnel vision

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RP, functional, gyrate atrophy, vitamin A toxicity, occipital lobe stroke

54
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DDx for nyctolopia

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RP, rod dystrophy, uncorrected myopia, Vitamin A deficiency, sync deficiency, choroideremia, gyrate atrophy, CSNB, Goldman-Favre disease

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DDx for salt and pepper fundus

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RP, rubella, Leber’s congenital amaurosis, syphylis, cystinosis, phenothiazine toxicity, pattern dystrophy, albanism/RP/choroideremia carriers

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Treatable varients of RP and their treatments

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Bassen-Kornzweig (Abetalipoproteinemia) - Vit A and E supplementation
Refsum’s - dietary restriction of animal fats/ milk products and leavy green vegetables
Gyrate atrophy - restrict arginine and protein in diet. B6 supplementation

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DDx for negative ERG

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CSNB1
CSNB2
CRVO
MAR
X-linked retinoschesis
Goldman-Favre
Duchenne's muscular dystrophy
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DDx for infantile nystagmus and normal fundus

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Leber's congenital amaurosis
albinism
achromatopsia
CSNB
congenital motor nystagmus
59
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Leber’s congenital amaurosis

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AR
severe visual impairment
nystagmus, hyperopia, poorly reactive pupils, with pigmentary changes
oculodigital sign - rub eyes to elicit entopic retinal stimulation
Path: diffuse absence of photoreceptors
ERG flat or low

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Associations/complications of Leber’s congenital amaurosis

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Cataract
keratoconus
hyperopia
macular coloboma
MR, deafness, seizures
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Sectoral RP
unilateral RP
inferse RP
RP sine pigmento

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sector: limited or focal areas of change - usually inferonasal, ERG abnormal, non progressive
Unilateral: Very very rare
Inverse RP: posterior pole affected more than periphery. FA with dark choroid
RP sine Pigmento: no retinal pigmentary changes

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Usher’s syndrome

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RP with deafness, ataxia, MR
Type 1: night blindness, profound deafness, ataxia
Type 2: night blindness, partial deafness, no ataxia

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Eye syndromes associated with hearing loss

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Cogan’s (IK + hearing loss)
Stickler’s (vitreous changes, joint/orofacial, hearing loss)
Waardenburg-Klein (iris heterochromia, white forelock)
Duane’s (15% have hearing loss)

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Refsum’s

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deficiency of phytanic acid axidase - unable to metabolize fatty acids
Phytanic acid accumulates in RPE cells
= atypical RP, cataracts, prominent corneal nerves
ataxia, peripheral neuropathy deafness, anosmia, ichthyosis, cardiac hepatomegaly, MR
Dx: incr serum CU and ceruloplasmin
Tx: dietary restriction of animal fats, milk products and leafy green vegetables

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Bassen-Kornzweig syndrome

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Abetalipoproteinemia
AR
inability to transport and absorb lipids
RP (without bony spicules) 
Bitot spots
ataxic neuropathy, growth retardation, coagulopathy
66
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Lawrence-Moon-Bardet-Biedl syndrome

A 
AR
pigmentary retinopathy with flat ERG
MR
hypogonadism
short stature

Bardet-Biedl:polydactyly and obesity, hypogonadism, renal abnormalities

Lawrence-Moon: spastic paraplegia

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Speilmeyer-Vogt-Batten-Mayou syndrome

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neuronal ceroid lipofuscinosis
Jewish females age 2-4
RP retinal degeneration with bull’s eye maculopathy
Seizures, dementia, ataxia
path: vacuolization of peripheral lymphocytes

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CPEO

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mitochondrial inheritance
retinal degeneration, ptosis, ophthalmoplegia, strabismus

facial weakness, dysphagia, small stature, limb girdle myopathy

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Olivopontocerebellar atrophy

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retinal degeneration, tremors, ataxia, dysarthria

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Alstrom’s disease

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RP with profound vision loss in 1st decade of life
DM
obesity
deafness
renal failure
baldness
acanthosis nigricans
hypogenitalism
71
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congenital stationary night blindness

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nyctalopiia
nonprogressive rod disroders
may have paradoxical pupillary dilation to light

72
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central areolar choroidal dystrophy

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AD
RDS (peripherin)
decreased vision in 40s
RPE mottling in macula --- to geographic atrophy (visible choroidal vessels)
rare risk of CNV
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Bietti’s’ cyrostalline retinopathy

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AR
decreased VA in 5th decade
yellow-white refractile spots throughout fundus
geographic atrophy
can have crystals in the peripheral corneal stroma
ERG reduced
FA - crystals hyperflouresce

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Fundus albipunctatus

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AR
CSNB with abnormal fundus
midperipheral deep yellow-white spots that spare the macula
ERG is normal after 4-8 hours of dark adaptation

75
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Kandori’s flecked retina

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AR

yellow-white spots in equatorial region (spares macula)

76
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CSNB with normal appearing fundus

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Nougaret type - AD no rod function
Riggs type - AR some rod function
Schubert-Bornschein type - AR or X, some rod function, myopia

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Ogachi’s disease

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CSNB with Mizou-Nakamura phenomenon: Golden brown fundus in light adapted state, mormal fundus in dark-adapted state
ERG with absent b wave only scotopic a wave

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Choroideremia

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X-linked, CHM gene
marked atrophy of the choroid and RPE
onset late childhood - nyctalopia, photophobia, constricted VF
scalloped RPE atrophy 
ERG markedly reduced
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Gyrate atrophy

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AR 10q26
OAT - ornithine aminotransferase deficiency
progressive retinal degeneration, starts peripherally — centrally
scalloped areas absent of choroicapillaris with abrupt transition to normal retina
starts in 1st decade with night blindness
Tx: dietary restriction of arginine, Bit B6

80
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Mucopolysaccharidosis
Retinopathy only?
Retinopathy and corneal clouding?
Corneal clouding only?
X-linked?
A

retinopathy: Hunter (type 2), sanfilippo (type III)
corneal only: morquio (type IV), sly (VII)
retinopathy and corneal clouding: hurler (Ia), Scheie Ib, Maroteaux-Lamy (VI)

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Sphingolipidoses with cherry red spot

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Tay-sachs - most common, (hexosaminodase A deficiency), Sandhoff’s (extensive visceral involvement), Neimann-Pick (with macular halo/optic atrophy, hepatosplenomegaly

82
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DDx for cherry red spot

A 
CRAO
commotio retinae
macular hole
macular hemorrhage
ocular ischemic syndrome
subacute sclerosing panencephalitis
quinine toxicity
methanol toxicity

Tay-sachs, Niemann Pick, Sandhoff’s

83
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Fabry’s disease

A

X-linked
Alpha-galactosidase A deficiency
corneal verticullata, tortuous conjunctival/retinal vessels, posterior lenticonus

84
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Cystinosis

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lysosomes cannot excrete cystine
infantile form (AR) = Fanconi’s syndrome - polyruria, growth retardation, rickets, renal failure, salt and pepper fundus
Adolescent form (AR) less severe nephropathy
Adult form: benigh, no renal porblems

Tx: cystamine

85
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LCHAD Deficiency

A

mitochondrial fatty acid beta-oxidation disorder
normal fundus at birth then RPE pigment dispersion
leading to choroiretinal atrophy
Posterior staphyloma, myopia, cataracts

86
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Juvenile retinoschesis

A 
X-linked
retinoschesin
Bilateral
Foveal retinoschesis with Nonleaking CME
marked sclerosis of blood vessels with vitreous veils - that can bleed = avoid trauma
vitreous cells
hyperopia
ERG - normal A wave with reduced b wave, reduced oscillatory potentials
EOG normal
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Goldmann-Favre disease (Enhanced S-cone syndrome)

A 
AR
nyctalopia and constricted VF
optically empty vitreous, bilateral central and peripheral retinoschesis
lattice degneration
optic disc pallor
cataracts
ERG - markedly reduced
EOG abnormal
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DDx for nonleaking ‘CME’

A 
Juvenile retinoschesis
Usher syndrome
nicotinic acid maculopathy
Goldmann-Favre syndrome
Retinitis pigmentosa
Abraxane, Taxotere, Taxol

JUNG and the Restless vs AT&T

89
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Gardner’s syndrome

A 
AD
familial polyposis
APC gene on 5q21
1000s of GI polpys with high malignant potential
osteomas
epidermoid cysts
desmoid tumors
beartracks
CHRPEs with comet like hypopigmentation pointed toward the disc
90
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Waardenburg

A 
Hypertelorism
colchlear deafness
white forelock
heterochromic iris
RPE pigment disturbace
PAX3
91
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Ddx for bull’s eye maculopathy

A 
stargardt disease
CQ/HCQ toxicity
cone dystrophy
Dry AMD
Neuronal ceroid lipofuscinosese (Batten Dx)
Olivopontocerebellar atrophy
Chronic mac hole 
central areolar choroidal dystrophy
92
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Crystalline retinopathy

A

Systemic

Drug induced

Ocular

93
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Waardenburg

A 
Hypertelorism
colchlear deafness
white forelock
heterochromic iris
RPE pigment disturbace
PAX3
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Ddx for bull’s eye maculopathy

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stargardt disease
CQ/HCQ toxicity
cone dystrophy
Dry AMD
Neuronal ceroid lipofuscinosese (Batten Dx)
Olivopontocerebellar atrophy
Chronic mac hole 
central areolar choroidal dystrophy
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Crystalline retinopathy

A

Systemic

Drug induced

Ocular

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