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. 2019 Mar 8;7(5):e00617. doi: 10.1002/mgg3.617

Table 5.

The demographic data and ophthalmologic characteristics of seven Taiwanese patients with MPS VI

No. MPS type Gender Age (years) Right eye or left eye Visual acuity Sphere Cylinder Axis of cylinder Refraction (spherical equivalent) Amblyopia Corneal opacity Lens opacity Optic disc IOP (mmHg) Retinal appearance VEP
VI‐1 VI M 8.3 R 1.0 (6/6) +5.0 +1.5 99 +5.75 N + clear Normal 26.3 Normal Bilateral mild delay
L 0.8 (6/7.5) +4.75 +2.0 81 +5.75 18.7
VI‐2 VI M 8.5 R 1.0 (6/6) +2.25 +0.5 110 +2.50 N + normal Mild swelling 18.4 Myelinated nerve fiber Bilateral delay
L 1.2 (6/5) +1.5 +1.5 75 +2.25 Normal 14.8 Normal
VI‐3 VI M 9.0 R 0.01 (6/600) +0.75 +1.0 95 +1.25 Y +++ 35 Poor view Bilateral delay
L 0.02 (6/300) +2.25 −2.25 175 +1.13 37
VI‐4 VI F 11.7 R 0.2 (6/30) +8.75 +0.5 101 +9.00 Y ++ clear Swelling 17.7 Increased vessels tortuosity, vitrous opacities Bilateral delay
L 0.1 (6/60) +8.5 +0.75 64 +8.88 19.5
VI‐5 VI F 13.0 R HM/20 cm Y +++ 38 Poor view Bilateral delay
L HM/5 cm 39
VI‐6 VI F 21.4 R HM/20 cm Y +++ 25 Poor view Bilateral delay
L HM/25 cm 26
VI‐7 VI F 25.6 R 0.1 (6/60) Y +++ 26 Poor view
L 0.15 (6/40) 27

Notes. MPS, mucopolysaccharidosis; IOP, intraocular pressure; VEP, visual evoked potential; F, female; M, male; R, right; L, left; HM, hand motion; ‐, not assessed; Y, yes; N, no; +, mild corneal clouding; ++, moderate corneal clouding; +++, severe corneal clouding.