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. 2024 Nov 25;116(11):e2414. doi: 10.1002/bdr2.2414

TABLE 3.

Distribution of each congenital ocular anomaly (COA) class in the four respective subclasses: (i) single, (ii) associated single, (iii) complex, (iv) associated complex (period: 1995–2019).

Classes of COA Results (%)
N = 5052 (number of cases)
Anophthalmia/microphthalmia
166 single (13.8%) 1206 (23.9%)
659 associated single (54.6%)
147 complex (12.2%)
234 associated complex (19.4%)
Congenital cataract and lens anomalies
878 single (55.7%) 1578 (31.2%)
403 associated single (25.5%)
149 complex (9.4%)
148 associated complex (9.4%)
Congenital malformations of the anterior segment
302 single (29.0%) 1040 (20.6%)
361 associated single (34.7%)
159 complex (15.3%)
218 associated complex (21.0%)
Congenital malformations of the posterior segment
123 single (19.4%) 635 (12.6%)
225 associated single (35.4%)
115 complex (18.1%)
172 associated complex (27.1%)
Congenital glaucoma
184 single (47.5%) 387 (7.7%)
113 associated single (29.2%)
56 complex (14.5%)
34 associated complex (8.8%)
Dysplasia of the septum and optic tract
36 single (29.5%) 122 (2.4%)
12 associated single (9.8%)
72 complex (59.1%)
2 associated complex (1.6%)
Coloboma
131 single (19.9%) 659 (13.0%)
256 associated single (38.8%)
102 complex (15.5%)
170 associated complex (25.8%)