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6 months
My son (6 months old now) had his eye lens removed in the US (Michigan) after being diagnosed with Persistent Fetal Vasculature Syndrome. Where is the place to continue his low vision health care?
Jun 8, 2013
you should take your son to a pediatric ophtalmologist for follow-up.
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