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Persistent foetal vasculature with anterior retinal extension, anterior vitreous extension, and morning glory syndrome: A hypothesis-generating ocular dysgenesis association

2026-03-19

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>This case report describes a rare combination of persistent foetal vasculature, morning glory syndrome, anterior retinal extension, and anterior vitreous extension in a 3-month-old baby with congenital cataract. This constellation complicates clinical evaluation, surgical management, and functional and anatomical outcomes. The present case report highlights the significance of identifyi...

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10ef6202-bb1c-50b1-958a-6f0f080731dc
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-8997631/v1
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