Peter abnormal

In 1897, Von Hippel reported a case of bull's eye with central corneal opacities and adhesion to the iris. In 1906 Peter described some cases now known as Peter anomaly. For more than a century, there has been controversy as to whether this disease is a simple disease or multiple diseases that have the same manifestation.

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