Update Hornhautdystrophien: Neues nach der Erstveröffentlichung der IC3D-Klassifikation

Zusammenfassung

In diesem Artikel sind neuere Erkenntnisse der Hornhautdystrophien nach der Veröffentlichung der IC3D-Klassifikation 2008 zusammengefasst, welche die Themen neue Mutationen, neue Phänotypen klinisch/histologisch, Erstbeschreibungen bekannter Mutationen bei bisher nicht erwähnten ethnischen Gruppen, neue Dystrophiebilder nach moderner Hornhautchirurgie und potenzielle neue konservative Therapieformen beinhalten.

Abstract

In this review we summarise the new insights into corneal dystrophies following publication of the IC3D classification in 2008. Topics covered are new mutations, new clinical/histological phenotypes, first descriptions of known mutations in previously not mentioned ethnic groups, new dystrophic entities after modern corneal surgery and potentially new types of conservative therapy.

Schlüsselwörter

Kornea - Pathologie - Genetik

Key words

cornea - pathology - genetics

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