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Most people with Marfan syndrome suffer from near-sightedness (axial and lenticular myopia) and visual distortion (astigmatism). Other signs and symptoms among include ectopia lentis, thinning of the cornea, flattened corneal curvature, early onset cataracts, glaucoma, strabismus, and retinal detachment.
