Table 1 of Ramprasad, Mol Vis 2005; 11:934-940.


Table 1. Clincial features of all the affected individuals of the MCOR pedigree

All individuals listed displayed microcoria. The table details clinical data for the pedigree individuals relevant to the diagnosis of myopia (refractive error and axial length, where available) and glaucoma (intraocular pressure [IOP], cup/disc ratio, and visual field status). It was not possible (NP) to assess the IOP and/or the cup to disc ratio in some eyes. Some data were not available (NA) in all patients. A cup to disc ratio was not estimated in eyes with glaucomatous optic atrophy (GOA). Patients using ocular hypotensive agents are indicated with an asterisk.

                                IOP     Cup/disc
ID        Age,   Refractive   (mm Hg;     ratio      Humphrey
number    sex      error      OD, OS)   (OD, OS)   visual fields          Comments
------   -----   ----------   -------   --------   -------------   ----------------------
Z19      45, M   Emmetrope     19,21    0.3, 0.3   Normal          Axial length: 22.46
                                                                   mm (OD), 22.76 mm (OS)

Z21      55, M   Myopia        12       GOA        NA              Bilaterally blind
                                                                   (light perception
                                                                   vision), corneal
                                                                   decompensation (OS),
                                                                   historically had
                                                                   myopic corrections

Z22      65, M   Myopia        18,16    NP         NA
                 (-2.0 D)

Z23      40, M   Myopia        NP       NP         NA              Bilaterally blind
                                                                   (perception of light
                                                                   vision), after
                                                                   trabeculectomy both
                                                                   eyes. Historically had
                                                                   myopic corrections

Z28      23, F   Myopia        18,16    0.2, 0.3   NA
                 (-1.0 D)

Z30      12, M   Myopia        29,43    0.3, GOA   NA              Axial length: 23.57
                 (-3.0 D,                                          mm (OD), 25.62 mm (OS)
                  -3.5 D)

Z31      16, F   Myopia        14,14    0.4 (OU)   NA
                 (-2.0 D)

Z33      24, M   Myopia        13,14    GOA, 0.4   Biarcuate       Post trabeculectomy
                 (-22.0 D)                         defect (OS)     (OU)

Z35      25, F   Myopia        18,18*   0.2 (OU)   Normal          Baseline IOP: 35 mm Hg
                 (-8.0 D)

Z36      15, F   Myopia        13,15    0.2, 0.3   NA
                 (-1.0 D)

Z37      16, F   Emmetropia    18,18    0.3 (OU)   NA

Z38       5, F   Emmetropia     NA      NA         NA

S58      17, M   Myopia        33,26*   0.6, 0.4   Generalized     Index Case
                 (-17.0 D,                         reduction of
                  -18.0 D)                         sensitivity

W51      33, M   Myopia        32,19*   0.8, 0.6   Nasal step
                 (-12.5 D)                         (OD),
                                                   generalized
                                                   reduction of
                                                   sensitivity
                                                   (OS)

K1-46    35, M   Myopia        25,17*   0.6, 0.2   Superior        Axial length: 22.95
                 (-3.28 D)                         arcuate (OD),   mm (OD), 22.96 mm (OS)
                                                   nasal defects
                                                   (OS)

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