~60 yo CM, reports he was "born with his eye like this." The | Figure 1

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~60 yo CM, reports he was "born with his eye like this." The white spot is a reflection of the stand light, not pathology. OD BCVA with specs was 20/70 with superPH 20/25. Pt also has moderate brunescent cataract OD. Palpebral fissure spread shows unrelated eyelid laxity. OS was normal, 20/20 with mild NS cataract.

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