Aniridia is often inherited in an autosomal dominant manner, meaning […]
Aniridia typically affects both eyes. However, the severity of the […]
Research into potential treatments and therapies for Aniridia is ongoing. […]
With appropriate accommodations and support, children with Aniridia can attend […]
Reduced visual acuity and sensitivity to light may pose challenges […]
Genetic testing may detect mutations associated with Aniridia during prenatal […]
Aniridia does not necessarily lead to complete blindness. Visual impairment […]
Yes, contact lenses, including specialized designs, can be prescribed to […]
Aniridia occurs across various populations and ethnic groups. It is […]
While surgery may address certain aspects of Aniridia, such as […]
Aniridia
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