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| nanophthalmia [2026/07/27 11:18] – [Definition] Scott Larson | nanophthalmia [2026/07/27 12:08] (current) – Scott Larson | ||
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| * Characterized by: | * Characterized by: | ||
| * Significantly shortened axial length (typically ≤20.5–21.0 mm; mean ~17.6–18.1 mm) | * Significantly shortened axial length (typically ≤20.5–21.0 mm; mean ~17.6–18.1 mm) | ||
| - | * High hyperopia (often +7 to +13 diopters), | + | * [[high_hyperopia|High hyperopia]] (often +7 to +13 diopters), |
| * High lens-to-eye volume ratio | * High lens-to-eye volume ratio | ||
| * Shallow anterior chamber | * Shallow anterior chamber | ||
| * Thickened sclera | * Thickened sclera | ||
| * Small cornea. | * Small cornea. | ||
| - | * Distinct from microphthalmos, | + | * Distinct from [[microphthalmos|microphthalmos]], which involves structural ocular abnormalities. |
| ===== Potential Causes / Genetics ===== | ===== Potential Causes / Genetics ===== | ||