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   congenital cataract
   A cataract or clouding or the lens of the eye, that occurs in the foetus at some time during pregnancy. Children with Down's syndrome and galactosaemia have an increased incidence of congenital cataracts. ... Treatment includes cataract removal and the insertion of an artificial lens. ... (27 Sep 19...
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   congenital cataract
   any of various usually bilateral opacities present at birth; they may be mild or severe and may or may not impair vision, depending upon their size, location, and density. Some have a hereditary, usually autosomal dominant cause; others result from intrauterine infection, drug-induced toxicity, ioni...
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   congenital cataract
   Type: Term Definitions: 1. cataract, usually bilateral, present at birth. It occurs as an autosomal recessive condition in Jersey calves. In humans approximately 25% of bilateral congenital cataracts are autosomal dominant [MIM*116200, *116700]; X-linked forms also exist [MIM*302200, *302300]. Most ...
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   Congenital Cataract
   A congenital defect that occurs during fetal development, in which the infant's eyes will be cloudy or opaque. The ability to see light is obstructed and vision is lost, either partially or fully. Congenital cataracts may be caused by a maternal infection during pregnancy or it may be associated wit...
   Found op http://www.pregnology.com/AZ/C/8
   
   

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