[Autosome dominant vitreoretinal dystrophy with skeletal dysplasia in one generation]
- PMID: 2056740
- DOI: 10.1055/s-2008-1045954
[Autosome dominant vitreoretinal dystrophy with skeletal dysplasia in one generation]
Abstract
We report on ten patients of four generations with autosomal dominant vitreoretinal dystrophy with different manifestation. The ophthalmological findings are retinal detachment, retinal holes, retinoschisis, lattice and snowflake degeneration, vitreoretinal adhesions, chorioretinal atrophy and peripheral pigment epithelial changes. Two sisters show growth retardation with skeletal anomalies most likely brachyolmia.
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