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. 2012 Feb;67(2):145–149. doi: 10.6061/clinics/2012(02)09

Table 1.

Clinical characteristics of 23 patients with Bardet-Biedl Syndrome.

Case# Age(yrs.) Gender Race History ofConsanguinity PresentingSymptoms BCVA(better-seeing eye) Refraction(Mean SE) OphthalmoscopicChanges RetinalDystrophy Nystagmus Strabismus
1 6 M mixed N VA, NV loss Uncooperative NA Uncooperative rod-cone Y Ortho
2 8 M white N VA, NV loss 20/100 +7.00 MA rod-cone N Ortho
3 9 M mixed N VA, NV loss 20/40 +11.75 AV, DP, WRPEA cone-rod N Ortho
4 10 M white Y VA, NV loss 20/160 -11.50 WRPEA rod-cone Y XT
5 11 M white N VA, NV loss 20/40 +4.25 WRPEA rod-cone N Ortho
6 11 M white Y NV, VF loss 20/125 +2.25 AV, DP, WRPEA rod-cone N Ortho
7 12 F mixed N VA, NV, VF loss 20/125 +0.50 WRPEA rod-cone N X(T)
8 12 M white N None 20/40 NA AV, DP, MA cone-rod N Ortho
9* 12 M white Y VA, NV, VF loss 20/40 -2.50 AV, WRPEA rod-cone N ET
10 13 F white N NV, VF loss 20/125 -0.50 MA, PP rod-cone Y XT
11 14 M mixed Y VA, NV, VF loss 20/160 +4.50 AV, MA, PP, WRPEA cone-rod Y Ortho
12 14 M white Y VA, NV, VF loss 20/100 +2.00 MA, WRPEA rod-cone N Ortho
13* 14 M white Y VA, NV, VF loss 20/50 -2.00 AV, MA rod-cone N ET
14 15 F white N VA, NV, VF loss 20/80 -8.50 AV, MA rod-cone N Ortho
15 15 F mixed N VA, NV loss 20/125 NA WRPEA rod-cone N Ortho
16 16 F white Y VA, NV loss 20/80 -9.25 AV, DP, WRPEA rod-cone N Ortho
17 17 M black Y VA, NV, VF loss 20/63 +1.50 AV, DP, WRPEA rod-cone N Ortho
18 17 F white Y VA, NV, VF loss 20/125 -4.75 AV, DP, MA, WRPEA rod-cone N Ortho
19 18 M white N VA, NV, VF loss 20/50 NA AV, DP, MA, PP, WRPEA rod-cone N Ortho
20 19 M mixed Y NV, VF loss 20/25 +2.25 AV, DP, PP rod-cone N Ortho
21 20 F white Y VA, NV loss 20/200 NA AV, WRPEA rod-cone N Ortho
22 28 M mixed N VA, NV loss Uncooperative NA AV, DP, PP rod-cone Y ET
23 36 F mixed N VA, NV, VF loss LP -6.50 NA rod-cone Y Ortho
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brothers from a consanguineous marriage; mixed — black/white; BCVA – best-corrected visual acuity; SE – spherical equivalent; VA – visual acuity; NV – night vision; VF – visual field; NA – not available; MA – macular abnormalities; AV – attenuated vessels; DP – disk pallor; WRPEA – widespread retinal pigmented epithelium abnormalities; PP – peripheral pigmentation; ET – esotropia; XT – exotropia; and X(T) – intermittent exotropia.