Which of the following scenarios is consistent with secondary congenital glaucoma?

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A)Secondary congenital glaucoma results from disorders of the eye or the body, including Sturge-Weber syndrome, Axenfeld-Rieger syndrome, aniridia, and neurofibromatosis, so the 1-year-old infant who develops glaucoma following neurofibromatosis has secondary congenital glaucoma. The newborn diagnosed at birth with glaucoma has congenital glaucoma, the infant diagnosed at 6 months has infantile glaucoma, and the child diagnosed at 5 years has juvenile glaucoma.
B)Secondary congenital glaucoma results from disorders of the eye or the body, including Sturge-Weber syndrome, Axenfeld-Rieger syndrome, aniridia, and neurofibromatosis, so the 1-year-old infant who develops glaucoma following neurofibromatosis has secondary congenital glaucoma. The newborn diagnosed at birth with glaucoma has congenital glaucoma, the infant diagnosed at 6 months has infantile glaucoma, and the child diagnosed at 5 years has juvenile glaucoma.
C)Secondary congenital glaucoma results from disorders of the eye or the body, including Sturge-Weber syndrome, Axenfeld-Rieger syndrome, aniridia, and neurofibromatosis, so the 1-year-old infant who develops glaucoma following neurofibromatosis has secondary congenital glaucoma. The newborn diagnosed at birth with glaucoma has congenital glaucoma, the infant diagnosed at 6 months has infantile glaucoma, and the child diagnosed at 5 years has juvenile glaucoma.
D)Secondary congenital glaucoma results from disorders of the eye or the body, including Sturge-Weber syndrome, Axenfeld-Rieger syndrome, aniridia, and neurofibromatosis, so the 1-year-old infant who develops glaucoma following neurofibromatosis has secondary congenital glaucoma. The newborn diagnosed at birth with glaucoma has congenital glaucoma, the infant diagnosed at 6 months has infantile glaucoma, and the child diagnosed at 5 years has juvenile glaucoma.

Which of the Following Scenarios Is Consistent with Secondary Congenital