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. 2002 Oct 17;71(5):1138–1149. doi: 10.1086/344396

Table 2.

Clinical Features of Patients with Aniridia and Associated Anomalies

Clinical Features
Disorder andPatient Number Age at Referral(XX/XY Status) W A G R Other Abnormalities Deletion(V/C)a
WAGR syndrome:
 11b 4 years (XY) + + Nystagmus, glaucoma
 12b 1 mo (XY) + + Fallot's tetralogy, 1st and 2nd ribs absent
 14b 2 mo (XY) + + Single kidney V
 16b 5 years (XY) + + + C
 32 2 mo (XY) + +
 33 10 mo (XY) + + V
 34 7 years (XY) + + + Bilateral cataracts V
 36 32 years (XY) + + + + Nystagmus V
 41 4 years (XX) + + Immunodeficiency V
 44 5 years (XY) + + Bilateral colobomata
 47 37 years (XY) + + + V
 96 18 mo (XX) + + C
Aniridia and other anomalies:
 13b 4 mo (XY) + Optic atrophy V
 15b 4 mo (XX) + Facial dysmorphism, glaucoma V
 29 2 years (XX) + Left microphthalmia, anterior segment dysgenesis
 45 2 years (XY) + Glaucoma, bicuspid valve, mild stenosis
 50 1 year (XX) + Facial dysmorphism
 68 10 mo (XY) + Glaucoma
 69 4 mo (XY) + Coloboma
 77 1 mo (XY) + Exomphalos, glaucoma
a

V = visible deletion; C = cryptic deletion; − = no deletion.

b

Previously reported by Crolla et al. (1997).