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Cornea

Lisch epithelial corneal dystrophy

LECD

1:547 visual cues1 clinical photo

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Dog on leashLisch epithelial corneal dystrophy0:00
Dominant XX-linked dominant inheritance0:07
Flexed musclesEpithelial hyperplasia and thickening; Not microcysts0:16
Feather and tattooAsymmetric feathery, whorled; Gray-white epithelial opacities0:24
Smile and thumbs upUsually asymptomatic; Good prognosis0:50
Filled holeNo recurrent epithelial erosions0:58
Burr toolLubrication; Superficial keratectomy / PTK if visually significant1:09
ReviewEvery marker, in order1:23

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Arturo E. Grau, Sergio González, Pablo Zoroquiain, Pablo A. González, Daniela Khaliliyeh, Eugenia Morselli, Dennis Cortés (2020). Evidence of autophagic vesicles in a patient with Lisch corneal dystrophy.
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