[…] choroidal pallor and tessellation, and the border of an ectasia posteriorly was visualised: M3 indicated pallor and tessellation with several yellowish lacquer cracks in Bruch's membrane and posterior staphyloma; M4 showed choroidal pallor and tessellation [slideshare.net]

This is evident especially within the staphyloma itself, where the fundus pallor is exaggerated by the increased visibility of the underlying sclera. With time and progression, traction and tension phenomena are observed. [medtextfree.wordpress.com]

Pathological myopes may present with any of the following abnormal signs: Decreased visual acuity An unusually large exophoria Strabismus (typically exotropia) Open-angle glaucoma Premature lenticular opacification Increased axial length Internally the [decisionmakerplus.net]

Of 178 patients in the study, 75.8% had amblyopia or reduced visual acuity, 31.5% had strabismus (eso or exo equal), and 35.4% had anisometropia. [optometrystudents.com]

Blacks, and South Sea Islanders Myopia is more common in urban communities than in rural ones MYP19 In 2010, a genetic locus was mapped to 5p13.3–5p15.1 in a Chinese family with autosomal dominant high myopia Patients who have excessive myopia often have strabismus [slideshare.net]

OCULAR MANIFESTATIONS The more important anatomical and functional abnormalities found in extremely myopic individuals are listed in Box 126-1 .[9] Patients who have excessive myopia often have strabismus, especially exophoria and exotropia, and are more [medtextfree.wordpress.com]

RRD 143,169 S school myopia 26,46 SCORM 35 SCORM Study 37 SHH 194 simple myopia 26,46 Singapore Cohort Study on the Risk Factors for Myopia 35 SM 157 Smith 5,69 SNP 35 sonic hedgehog 194 Sorsby 16 spectacle magnification 157 SRK/T 160 Stickler症候群 166 strabismus [rnavi.ndl.go.jp]

Systemic Associations of Degenerative Myopia Albinism Congenital rubella de Lange’s syndrome Down’s syndrome Ehlers–Danlos syndrome Fetal alcohol syndrome Gyrate atrophy—hyperornithinemia Laurence–Moon–Bardet–Biedl syndrome Marfan’s syndrome Pierre Robin’s [medtextfree.wordpress.com]

In all three individuals, the basic manifestations of the SSS were total sinus arrest with secondary AV junctional rhythm at a normal rate. [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]