Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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4026034 | Ophthalmology | 2014 | 11 Pages |
Abstract
The phenotype is highly variable. Several novel variants are reported, including a highly prevalent substitution in patients of South Asian descent that is associated with earlier-onset disease. Autofluorescence showed sharply demarcated areas of RPE loss that coincided with abrupt edges of outer retinal atrophy on SD-OCT; crystals were generally situated on or in the RPE/Bruch's complex but could disappear over time with associated RPE disruption. These results support a role for the RPE in disease pathogenesis.
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Authors
Stephanie PhD, Gerald PhD, Donna S. PhD, Panagiotis I. PhD, Richard DPhil, Suzanne PhD, Emanuela V. PhD, Louise PhD, Anthony G. PhD, Graham E. PhD, Anthony T. MD, Michel MD, Andrew R. MD,