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. 2020 Apr 28;11:397. doi: 10.3389/fgene.2020.00397

TABLE 1.

Ocular phenotypes of individuals with albinism.

Case ID A1 (years) A2(years) Iris translucency Macular transparency Nystagmus Foveal hypoplasia (OCT) Retinography
C1 5 7 II II Yes NA NA
C2 1.5 3 III I Yes NA NA
C3 2 4 II I Yes NA NA
C4 2 4 III I Yes NA NA
C5 12 14 II II Yes Yes Hypopigmented
C6 14 16 II I Yes Yes Hypopigmented
C7 16 18 II I Yes Yes Hypopigmented
C8 18 20 II II Yes Yes Hypopigmented

Case ID Refraction error Strabismus
VA1
VA2
E1 E2 RE LE RE LE

C1 HA No Yes FF FF 20/400 20/400
C2 HA No No FF FF FF FF
C3 H No No FF FF 20/400 20/200
C4 HA Yes Yes FF FF 20/100 20/100
C5 HA No No 20/400 20/400 20/400 20/400
C6 MA Yes Yes 20/300 20/300 20/200 20/200
C7 HA No No 20/200 20/200 20/200 20/200
C8 HA* No No 20/200 20/200 20/300 20/300

A1, age in the first ophthalmology evaluation; A2, age in the second ophthalmology evaluation; NA, not available; E1, first ophthalmology evaluation; E2, second ophthalmology evaluation; HA, hypermetropic astigmatism; H, hypermetripia; MA, myopic astigmatism; VA1, first visual acuity evaluation; VA2, second visual acuity evaluation; FF, fix and follow; RE, right eye; LE, left eye. *Refractive error shows in second evaluation. Iris translucency varies between I and III, the last being the most severe. For macular transparency, grade I is the most severe and grade III is the less transparent.