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ā The anterior surface of the lens assumes a conical/ spherical shape and protrudes axially into the anterior chamberā£
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ā Characteristically associated with Alportās syndromeā£
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ā Bilateral in 75% of the casesā£
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ā Usually absent at birth and appears during second or third decadeā£
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ā āOil dropletā reflex on retinoscopy/ slit lamp examination in early stagesā£
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ā The site of the cone shows thin basement membrane (capsule)ā£
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ā Decrease in the number of nucleated cellsā£
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ā Irregular myopic lenticular astigmatismā£
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ā Can be associated with cataractā£
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ā Spontaneous rupture of the capsule can occurā£
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ā Caution should be taken during cataract surgery as lens capsule can be fragile especially during capsulorhexis and IOL implantationā£
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ā Commonly X Linked inheritanceā£
ā Predominantly affects boysā£
ā Mutations in Type IV collagenā£
ā Hemorrhagic nephritis - abnormal glomerular basement membraneā£
ā Progressive sensorineural deafnessā£
ā Ophthalmic manifestations - anterior lenticonus, spherophakia, anterior polar cataract, retinal flecks, dot and fleck maculopathy, retinal and iris neovascularization, posterior polymorphous corneal dystrophyā£
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