The affected eye is shrunken, and has little to no vision. The intraocular pressure in the affected eye is very low or nonexistent. The layers in the eye may be fused together, thickened, or edematous. The eyelids may be glued shut. The eye may be soft when palpated. Under a microscope there may be deposits of calcium or bone, and the cornea is often affected by cataracts.
Phthisis bulbi
Omphalocele
Encephalocele
Diaschisis
Gastroschisis
Persistent cloaca
Rachischisis
Galactocele