Further measures are needed to help avert the risk of lifelong blindness in preterm babies, the first population study of severe retinopathy of prematurity (ROP) has found.
Fourteen preterm babies, out of 233 studied, developed lifelong blindness from severe ROP in one eye or both, some as a result of …
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