Clinical anophthalmos.

Imaging findings in patients with clinical anophthalmos.

PURPOSE To review the intracranial and facial imaging features in children with congenital anophthalmos. METHODS We retrospectively studied eight children with anophthalmos with respect to intraorbital, intracranial, and craniofacial anomalies (six had CT examinations, including the face, orbits, and brain, and four had MR imaging, including the orbits and brain). RESULTS Three patients had...

Anophthalmos. A Case Report

Sex - Linked Hereditary Bilateral Anophthalmos

rprue anophthalmos is a rare clinical *entity, and the diagnosis can only be made by histologie examination of the orbital contents. Cases with pathologic substantiation of both the intraorbital and the intracranial com¬ ponents of the visual system are still rare.13 We present herein the radiologic and postmortem follow-up in a case of an X-linked recessive form of anophthalmos originally repo...

Bilateral Congenital Anophthalmos and Agenesis of the Optic Pathways

This report presents a rare example of a bilateral congenital anophthalmos and an agenesis of the optic pathways. The MR imaging studies revealed that the eyeballs, optic nerves, optic chiasm, optic tracts and optic radiation were absent. The chromosomal examination was normal. Mild mental retardation was also observed. Apart from the rarity of the anophthalmos and the total absence of the opti...

Total retinal degeneration in apparent anophthalmos of the Syrian hamster.

Anophthalmia in the Syrian hamster was found to result from an extensive degeneration of retinal tissue and tissues derived from the retina. Eyes of affected animals were normal at the twelfth day of gestation (the average gestation period in the Syrian hamster is 16 days). However, the retina of these eyes showed rapid and extensive degeneration during the first two weeks after birth. In adult...