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. 2022 Jan 13;11:e71256. doi: 10.7554/eLife.71256

Table 1. Clinical characteristics of living patients in the cataract family.

Patient Gender Age at diagnosis (years) BCVA before surgery (OD, OS) Cataract type (OU) Surgery (Y/N) BCVA after surgery (OD, OS)
Ⅱ-1 F 9 Y 20/160, 20/125
Ⅱ-4 F 12 20/40, 20/32 Nuclear pulverulent N NA
Ⅱ-8 M 4 20/100, LP Nuclear pulverulent Y 20/40, FC
Ⅲ-1 M 47 20/25, 20/20 Peripheral cortical punctate N NA
Ⅲ-5 M 6 20/40, 20/40 Nuclear pulverulent Y 20/20, 20/20
Ⅲ-6 M 7 20/40, 20/50 Nuclear pulverulent Y 20/16, 20/16
Ⅲ-9 M 6 20/40, 20/66 Nuclear pulverulent Y 20/28, 20/25
Ⅳ-1 M 22 20/20, 20/20 Peripheral cortical punctate N NA
Ⅳ-3 M 3 20/30, 20/25 Nuclear pulverulent N NA
Ⅳ-5 M 2 20/125, 20/125 Nuclear and Y-sutural N NA

BCVA: best corrected visual acuity; OD: eye, oculus dexter; OS: eye, oculus sinister; OU: eye, oculus uterque; Y: yes; N: no; F: female; M: male; LP: light perception; FC: finger counting; —: unknown; NA: not applicable.