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A 35-year-old gentleman is being assessed in clinic.

A 35-year-old gentleman is being assessed in clinic. He has background of learning disability and has had previous ophthalmic surgery due to ectopia lentis with downward dislocation of the lens. On examination you note pectus excavatum, long slender fingers and joint hypermobility.

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