Phenotype #0000305032

Individual ID 00413051
Associated disease -
Phenotype details best corrected visual acuity right, left eye: 20/1008, 20/800; refraction right; left eye: -11.00 DS, -11.00 DS; axial length: 23.29, 23.31; color vision: TCDS/CCI: 449.5/3.84, 382.4/3.27, glare and photosensitivity during childhood; nyctalopia in adolescence; decreased contrast sensitivity, peripheral vision, and color vision loss in the third decade of life; and visual acuity loss in the fourth decade; color vision: abnormal, showed diffuse color defects; bull's eye pattern of retinal pigment epithelial atrophy in the macula and circular patches of retinal pigment epithelial atrophy anterior to the arcades, with retinal vascular attenuation and bone spicule pigmentation; glaucoma with an enlarged cup-disc ratio in each eye and mildly elevated intraocular pressure (21-24 mm Hg) beginning at 40y; visual fields: peripheral islands of vision temporally and inferiorly with central vision loss; spectral domain optical coherence tomography: a vertical scan was obtained as close as possible to the anatomic fovea:hinning and loss of the outer nuclear, inner and outer segment layers; hyperreflective lesions within the attenuated outer nuclear layer in regions where the inner segment ellipsoid portion or inner segment-outer segment junction and external to the external limiting membrane and inner segment ellipsoid or inner segment-outer segment junction was not observed; adaptive optics scanning laser ophthalmoscopy: visual fixation not stable enough in patients
Diagnosis/Initial -
Inheritance Familial, autosomal recessive
Diagnosis/Definite retinitis pigmentosa
Age/Examination -
Age/Diagnosis -
Age/Onset 45y
Phenotype/Onset night blindness
Protein -
Owner name LOVD
Database submission license Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 InternationalCreative Commons License
Created by Anna Tracewska
Date created 2022-07-10 12:21:24 +02:00 (CEST)
Date last edited N/A

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