Atlas Entry - Marfan's Syndrome

Marfan's Syndrome

Category(ies): Cataract

Contributor: Jordan Graff, MD

Lens subluxation is readily evident in this dilated view of a patient with Marfan's syndrome.

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Enalrged Lens subluxation is readily evident in this dilated view of a patient — This close view of the subluxed lens allows visualization of the zonules.

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Both lenses are seen here, side by side. Supero-temporal dislocation of the lens is evident in both eyes.

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Classically long,thin fingers and "double-jointed" hands are additional hallmarks of the disease.Both lenses are seen here, side by side. Supero-temporal dislocation of the lens is evident in both eyes.

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Marfan's Syndrome

Marfan's Syndrome

Category(ies): Cataract

Contributor: Jordan Graff, MD

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