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  • Often Autosomal Dominant - Defect of Lid, Iris, Lens, Retina, or Choroid - Always Inferior

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    This document discusses various eye conditions and diseases. It covers coloboma of the iris, which can be autosomal dominant and cause a keyhole appearance. It also mentions leucokoria and several possible causes like retinoblastoma or cataracts. Additional sections cover lens conditions like cataracts and ectopia lentis, ocular muscles issues like strabismus, conjunctiva infections and inflammations, retinal conditions including retinopathy of prematurity and retinoblastoma, and eye injuries such as corneal abrasions and foreign bodies.

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    Pediatric Eye Disorders Chart- notes from Kaplan

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    Eye Disorders With Pics

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    This document discusses various eye conditions and diseases. It covers coloboma of the iris, which can be autosomal dominant and cause a keyhole appearance. It also mentions leucokoria and several possible causes like retinoblastoma or cataracts. Additional sections cover lens conditions like cataracts and ectopia lentis, ocular muscles issues like strabismus, conjunctiva infections and inflammations, retinal conditions including retinopathy of prematurity and retinoblastoma, and eye injuries such as corneal abrasions and foreign bodies.

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    Often Autosomal Dominant - Defect of Lid, Iris, Lens, Retina, or Choroid - Always Inferior

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    This document discusses various eye conditions and diseases. It covers coloboma of the iris, which can be autosomal dominant and cause a keyhole appearance. It also mentions leucokoria and several possible causes like retinoblastoma or cataracts. Additional sections cover lens conditions like cataracts and ectopia lentis, ocular muscles issues like strabismus, conjunctiva infections and inflammations, retinal conditions including retinopathy of prematurity and retinoblastoma, and eye injuries such as corneal abrasions and foreign bodies.

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    Puils & Iris

    1. Coloboma of Iris
    – Often autosomal
    dominant 


    – Defect of lid, iris,


    lens, retina, or choroid 


    – Always inferior—
    keyhole appearance of iris;
    in lid, manifests as cleft 


    – Possible CHARGE
    association 


    2. Leucokoria – white reflex


    - Retinoblastoma
    - Cataract
    - Retinopathy of prematurity
    - Retinal detachment
    - Larval granulomatosis

    Lens
    3. Cataracts

    4. Ectopia Lentis

    Ocular Muscles
    5. Strabismus

    6. Pseudostrabismus

    Conjunctiva
    7. Ophthalmia neonatorum
    8. Bacterial conjuctivitis
    9. Viral Conjunctivitis
    10. Allergic conjunctivitis
    11. Chemical conjunctivitis
    12. Keratitis
    Retina and Vitreous
    13. Retinopathy of prematurity (ROP)
    14. Retinoblastoma
    Eye Injuries
    15. Corneal abrasions
    16. Foreign body
    17. Periorbital cellulitis
    18. Orbital cellulitis

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