Occlusive XXXX and deafness.

@entity1 @entity390 @entity548 @entity1713 @entity391 @entity262 @entity2296 @entity1274 @entity989 @entity732 @entity393
An 8-year-old white @entity1 with a history of vertigo, @entity390 , and @entity391 developed a progressive @entity393 , bilateral retinal arteriolar narrowing in each eye, vasoproliferation, and subsequent intravitreal @entity548 . An attempt at peripheral retinal ablation with cryotherapy in the left eye resulted in @entity1713 . Spontaneous @entity1713 occurred in the right eye and was successfully repaired. Repeated intermittent @entity548 occurred despite intraocular diathermy. Three years after onset, visual acuity was R.E.: 6/21 (20/66) and L.E.: light perception. She remains totally deaf. A 20-year-old white @entity1 developed severe bilateral @entity1274 with poorly functioning labyrinths, followed by @entity732 and vasoproliferation on the optic nerve head. @entity989 was followed by @entity2296 and repeated episodes of @entity548 . Six years after onset, visula acuity was R.E.: hand motions, and L.E.: 6/3 (20/100). She remains totally deaf. Both @entity1 were of normal gestation, development, and mentality, without evidence of other @entity262 . The cause of this disease was not found.
