Congenital cataract, microcornea, abnormal irides, nystagmus, and congenital glaucoma syndrome  277

General: Autosomal dominant. 424d36e

Ocular: Microphakia; cataract with two concentric disks, with the anterior being swollen; microphthalmos; microcornea; nystagmus; congenital glaucoma; honey-colored iris with absence of pattern; peripheral anterior synechiae; pupillary abnormality; corneal edema; posterior synechiae; vitreous hemorrhage; shallow anterior chamber; vitreous loss; corneal staphyloma; keratoconus.

Clinical: High arched palate; increased webbing of fingers and toes; deafness.

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