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Variable phenotype of Knobloch syndrome due to biallelic COL18A1 mutations in children.

Nadav LevingerKaren HendlerEyal BaninMor HananyAdva KimchiHadas MechoulamVardiella MeinerYoav ParagDror SharonMichal MacarovClaudia Yahalom
Published in: European journal of ophthalmology (2020)
This report describes variable features in patients with Knobloch syndrome, including marked lack of eye pigment similar to albinism in one child, macular coloboma in two children as well as advanced cone-rod dysfunction in all children. One patient had normal neuroradiologic findings, emphasizing that some affected individuals have isolated ocular disease. Awareness of this syndrome, with its variable phenotype may aid early diagnosis, monitoring for potential complications, and providing appropriate genetic counseling.
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