Table 1. Clinical presentations of the two eyes of an individual with Axenfeld-Rieger syndrome.

Patient	Year of Birth	Sex	Anterior segment phenotype of first eye	Anterior segment phenotype of second eye	Additional ocular findings	Eye with Glaucoma	Central corneal thickness (Right/Left eye) in micron	Dental Abnormalities	Umbilical Abnormalities
G.G.	1980	Male	Axenfeld & Rieger anomalies	Axenfeld & Rieger anomalies		Both eyes	560 / 545	Unknown	Unknown
K.M.	1980	Male	Rieger anomaly	Rieger anomaly	Optic nerve coloboma (right eye)	Both eyes	616 / 616	Unknown	Unknown
J.B.*	1990	Female	Axenfeld anomaly	Axenfeld anomaly	Microcornea and scleral thinning (both eyes)	None	576 / 606	Presence	Presence
M.B.*	1960	Female	Axenfeld & Rieger anomalies	Axenfeld & Rieger anomalies	Corneal scar and scleral thinning (left eye)	Both eyes	571 / left corneal scar	Presence	Unknown
A.C.	1954	Male	Axenfeld & Rieger anomalies	Axenfeld & Rieger anomalies		Both eyes		Unknown	Unknown
A.M.	2009	Female	Rieger anomaly	Rieger anomaly	Cataract and corneal scar (both eyes)	Both eyes		Unknown	Absence
H.L.	1996	Male	Axenfeld & Rieger anomalies	Axenfeld & Rieger anomalies		Both eyes	626 / not measurable	Presence	Presence
M.A.	2003	Female	Axenfeld & Rieger anomalies	Aniridia		Both eyes	664 / 683	Presence	Presence

Signs of Axenfeld anomaly include: prominent schwalbe line, iris adhesion to cornea and trabecular meshwork. Signs of Rieger anomaly include: iris hypoplasia, correctopia or polycoria, ectropion uveae. *J.B. and M.B. had a mother-and-son relationship