| Front | What is the histologic appearance of Peters anomaly? How often is Peters anomaly bilateral? How often is it associated with systemic abnormalities? What are some of these abnormalities? |
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| Back | ● Histologically shows localized absence of corneal endothelium and Descemet’s membrane beneath an area of stromal irregularity ● Associated with iridocorneal adhesions ● Bilateral > 50% of the time ● Associated with systemic abnormalities > 50% of the time ● Associated with: ○ Axenfeld-Rieger syndrome ○ Congenital rubella ○ Microphthalmia with linear skin defects ○ Pfeiffer syndrome ○ Kivlin Syndrome ○ Trisomies 13-15 |
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