SNRNP200- Associated Retinopathy: In-Depth Clinical Phenotyping and Genetic Characterization

Juan C Romo-Aguas1, Yannik Laich2, Angelos Kalitzeos1

  • 1From the UCL Institute of Ophthalmology (J.C.R.A., Y.L., A.K., T.A.C.D.G, A.G.R., K.F., Y.F.Y., M.G., O.A.M., A.R.W., M.M.), University College London, London, UK; Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (J.C.R.A., Y.L., A.K., T.A.C.D.G, A.G.R., K.F., O.A.M., A.R.W., M.M.), London, UK.

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Summary

This study analyzed 34 patients with SNRNP200-associated retinopathy, revealing a slow decline in vision and retinal structure over time. Central retinal function remains largely preserved into the sixth decade of life.