Nance-horan syndrome

General: Rare; X-linked oculodental trait; occurs in both se 242j96c xes; present from birth.

Ocular: Posterior sutural cataracts in females; zonular cataracts in males; decreased visual acuity; nystagmus; microcornea; punctate opacities of cornea; affected males have dense nuclear cataracts and frequently microcorneas; carrier females may show posterior Y sutural cataracts with small corneas and only slightly reduced vision.

Clinical: Dental anomalies, including supernumerary central incisors; short fourth metacarpals; diastemata in females.

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