Goldmann-Favre/Enhanced S Cone Syndrome, 30 years mysdiagnosed as gyrate atrophy

American Journal of Ophthalmology Case Reports(2021)

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Abstract
High phenotypic variability of GFS/ESCS makes it difficult to distinguish clinically from diseases such as retinitis pigmentosa, congenital retinoschisis, and gyrate atrophy. Electrophysiology and genetic studies aid in diagnosis. GFS/ESCS is a clinical diagnosis and should be suspected before molecular test. We present a novel mutation for this disease.
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Goldmann-Favre/Enhanced S Cone Syndrome (GFS/ESCS),Gyrate atrophy,Genetic study
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