In extremely premature infants born at <25 weeks gestational age, how do you individualize the timing and frequency of ROP screening?
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Ophthalmology · Keck School of Medicine of USC
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Those extremely premature infants with an unstable clinical course or where the accuracy of GA was uncertain may need to be screened prior to 31 weeks PMA (post-menstrual age).
Please see our paper: Souverein et al., PMID 38878959.
In this study, among infants <=24 weeks gestational age at birth, we found that the earliest presentation of plus disease or disease requiring treatment occurred at a chronological age of 4 weeks. Therefore, initiating examinations at this age would have caught all case...
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