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2008 Series - July 22, 2008
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| A 16-year-old female presented because she was disturbed about the unsightly appearance of a “lump” on her right eye. She also has a deformed ear on that side. Visual acuity is OD 20/200 and OS 20/20. Except for these findings, she appears healthy. |
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This condition falls into the category of: |
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oculoaricularvertebral (OVA) spectrum |
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limbal dermoids are common in this condition |
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it is also called Goldenhar’s syndrome |
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pretragal skin tags or more serious ear deformities are common in this condition |
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all of the above |
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The transmission in this condition is: |
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autosomal dominant |
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X linked |
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recessive |
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sporadic |
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all of the above |
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A reasonable thing to do for this patient is: |
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shave off the dermoid |
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inject steroid in the mass |
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realize that nothing can be done now |
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do a penetrating keratoplasty |
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none of the above |
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