Ophthalmology · 1993
Autosomal dominant inheritance of iridogoniodysgenesis and cataract.
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Hodes B L, Noecker R J, Prendiville K J
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BACKGROUND: There has been only one report in the literature of iridogoniodysgenesis associated with cataracts in two brothers. In that report, the authors conclude that the condition was inherited by autosomal recessive transmission.
METHODS: The authors evaluated 10 members in three generations of a family in which there is a striking prevalence of pre-senile hypermature cataract formation and iridogoniodysgenesis. In addition, historical information regarding two deceased members of the family was studied.
RESULTS: Six of 10 family members evaluated have iridogoniodysgenesis. Four of five siblings have had pre-senile hypermature cataracts. Despite the iridogoniodysgenesis, there appears to be no association with glaucoma in any of these patients.
CONCLUSION: The inheritance pattern of this syndrome appears to be that of autosomal dominance with variable penetrance. The authors believe that this report helps to clarify the inheritance pattern of this previously described hereditary syndrome.
METHODS: The authors evaluated 10 members in three generations of a family in which there is a striking prevalence of pre-senile hypermature cataract formation and iridogoniodysgenesis. In addition, historical information regarding two deceased members of the family was studied.
RESULTS: Six of 10 family members evaluated have iridogoniodysgenesis. Four of five siblings have had pre-senile hypermature cataracts. Despite the iridogoniodysgenesis, there appears to be no association with glaucoma in any of these patients.
CONCLUSION: The inheritance pattern of this syndrome appears to be that of autosomal dominance with variable penetrance. The authors believe that this report helps to clarify the inheritance pattern of this previously described hereditary syndrome.