Sentences with phrase «as choroidal hypoplasia»

CEA is more technically known as Choroidal Hypoplasia (CH).

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CEA is present at birth but the choroidal hypoplasia may be masked by pigment as the puppy ages (the «go normal» phenomenon.)

Examples of the latter might include: choroidal hypoplasia in breeds not previously identified as having Collie Eye Anomaly, optic nerve colobomas, microphthalmia, multi-focal retinopathy in breeds not yet recognized as having CMR mutations, etc..

However, first of all, you have to examine pups very carefully from a very young age (starting by 5 - 6 weeks postnatal) to detect all the ones that «go normal», as some pups exhibiting unmistakeable choroidal hypoplasia by 6 weeks old, will have no ophthalmoscopically detectable lesions by 9 weeks old.