Retinal Aplasia as a Clinical Entity
Retinal Aplasia as a Clinical Entity
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视网膜发育不全作为一种临床实体
作者:
A. Sorsby;C. Williams
Blindness in infants is occasionally seen with apparently normal eyes or eyes in which minimal fundus anomalies are present. Such cases present considerable diagnostic difficulties. Frequently there is uncertainty whether the disks are normal or atrophic. and tho term "cortical blindness" is occasionally used, though this is little more than a terminological escape from a real problem. When fundus anomalies are present they are generally ill defined and have an uncharacteristic appearance, such as the occasional diffuse fine pigmentation that goes under the designation of " pepper-and-salt fundus "-a fairly definite recognition that there is some form of retinal atrophy. The after-history of these cases with apparently normal fundi or fundi with minimal anomalies is not well established. The following case reports are presented as indicating that some of these cases, at any rate, are genetic in origin and progressive in character.