Thirty-seven eyes were excluded due to blinks during image scanning (7 eyes), low signal strength of the OCT image (3 eyes), poor CVA (14 eyes), and abnormal appearance of the optic nerve head or fundus (13 eyes).
On autopsy, the foetus was mildly dysmorphic with increased bitemporal diameter, slightly upslanting palpebral fissures, prominent and mildly proptotic eyes, low set ears, mild nuchal edema, a proportionately large head, proximal limb shortening, and prominent heel pads.
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Some common physical signs of the disorder include a small head, flattened face, short neck, up-slanted eyes, low-set ears, enlarged tongue and lips, and sloping underchin.
The walls of the stations are plastered with giant ads for plastic-surgery clinics, many picturing twinkly cheerleader types, sometimes wearing jewelled tiaras and sleeveless party dresses, and often standing next to former versions of themselves ("before" pictures) — dour wallflowers with droopy eyes, low-bridged noses, and jawlines shaped like C-clamps.
Mild facial dysmorphisms including flat face with deep-set eyes, low-set ears, simple helices, small nose and mouth were observed (Fig. 1B and Supplementary Material, Fig. S1).
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In the domain Lazy Eye, low compliance correlated with the parental opinion that the child had difficulty with playing outside while wearing the patch (P = 0.007).
*Vision status: Normal vision = presenting visual acuity of ≥ 6/18 in the better eye; Low vision = presenting visual acuity of < 6/18 to ≤ 3/60 in the better eye; Blindness = presenting visual acuity of < 3/60 in the better eye.
Vision status was defined using the WHO categories of visual impairment based on presenting VA: normal vision (VA ≥ 6/18 in better eye); low vision (VA < 6/18 but ≥ 3/60 in better eye); and blindness (VA < 3/60 in better eye).
Patients were divided into four groups according to the categories of visual impairment established by WHO [ 15]: blindness, BCVA < 0.05 in the better eye; low vision, 0.05 ≤ BCVA < 0.3 in the better eye; monocular visual impairment, BCVA ≥ 0.3 in the better eye and BCVA < 0.3 in the other eye; and mild visual impairment, BCVA ≥ 0.3 in both eyes.
