Granular dystrophy mum and daughter

Disease tells you a lot of what you don’t know and understand about a tissue.

This is an image of granular dystrophy in a 20 year old female and her mother, a 50 year old who suffers recurrent granular dystrophy in the transplant.

Granula Dystrophy shown in both a daughter and a mum. The bottom image shows granula dystrophy occurring in an eye that has had a cornea transplant.
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Image: Granular dystrophy mum and daughter.

It is fascinating to think about the recurrence in healthy tissue.

Why would the same pattern happen in a tissue that has never suffered granular dystrophy???

It is a question that I, and no one else, can answer. If we could, it would unlock a lot of the dynamics of the eye.

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