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. 2006 Jul 6;43(11):833–842. doi: 10.1136/jmg.2006.042796

Table 4 Demographics and data of people with the cardiofaciocutaneous syndrome undergoing an ophthalmological examination.

Case number, sex Age at eye exam Documented CNS symptoms Strabismus type (PD) Ocular surgery Best corrected VA Refractive error Astigmatism >1 D Ocular refraction Spectacle correction Amblyopia Nystagmus Optic nerve findings Other
1, F 8 years, 4 months + RHT; XT Strabismus surgery (3 years) 20/60 OU + DVD; IOOA; NLDO; Brown syndrome
2, M 6 years, 6 months 30 XT Strabismus surgery (at 4 years, 2 months) 20/160 OU Myopia + OD: −3.00 +0.50 ×12; OS: −2.50 +1.50 ×167 + + ON hypoplasia inferior visual field deficit; decreased contrast sensitivity; light sensititivity
3, F 3 years, 3 months + 20/90 OU Mild hyperopia OD: +3.00 +0.50 ×93; OS: +3.50 sphere +
4, F 4 years, 11 months Accommodative ET Mild hyperopia OU: +3.50 sphere + +
5, M 3 years 10 X(T) Hyperopia OD: +5.50 sphere; OS: +4.50 sphere +
6, F 9 years, 11 months XT F&F Myopia + ON hypoplasia
7, F 2 years F&F +
8, M 6 years, 4 months + XT LP + Cortical vision loss
9, M 4 years, 3 months + 35 X(T) F&F Myopia + OD: −2.50 +2.00 ×90; OS: −1.50 +2.00 ×90 + ON atrophy Ptosis bilaterally
10, F 1 years, 6 months + XT F&F Mild hyperopia + +
11, F 1 year 10 RHT; 30 XT Mild hyperopia OU: +1.25 sphere + + Small optic nerves
12, M 12 years, 2 months XT Strabismus surgery 20/100 OD; 20/50 OS Myopia + + ON hypoplasia Lamellar cataracts bilaterally
13, M 26 years + 20/400 OU + Dense visual opacity; keratoconus
Total 6 (46%) 10 (77%) 3 (23%) 9 (69%) 4 (31%) 5 (38%) 4 (31%) 7 (54%) 5 (38%)

+, present, ‐, absent; CNS, central nervous system; D, dioptres; DVD, dissociated vertical deviation; ET, esotropia; F, female; F&F, fix and follows; IOOA, inferior oblique overaction; LP, light perception; M, male; NLDO, nasolacrimal duct obstruction; OD, right eye; ON, optic nerve; OS, left eye; OU, both eyes; PD, prism diopters; RHT, right hypertropia; VA, visual acuity; XT, exotropia; X(T), intermittent exotropia.