Aggressive posterior retinopathy of prematurity in a child conceived by in vitro fertilization
Year: 2018, volume 14 Issue: №4 Pages: 882-885
Heading: Ophtalmology Article type: Case report
Authors: Latypova E.A., Somova A.B., Matryuk D.I., Abdrakhmanova Yu.A.
Organization: Bashkir State Medical University of the Russian Health Care, «Republican Children's Clinical Hospital», Ufa
Heading: Ophtalmology Article type: Case report
Authors: Latypova E.A., Somova A.B., Matryuk D.I., Abdrakhmanova Yu.A.
Organization: Bashkir State Medical University of the Russian Health Care, «Republican Children's Clinical Hospital», Ufa
Summary:
Aggressive posterior retinopathy of prematurity (AP-ROP) is the most severe form ofretinopathy of prematurity (RP), characterized by early onset, fulminant course with absence of stagingand resistance to treatment. Today, the increase in AP-ROPincidence is associated with the changing standards for nursingof severely premature infants and wideprevalence of assisted reproductive technology — in vitro fertilization (IVF). The article presents a clinical case of aggressiveposterior retinopathy of prematurity in a girl with agestational ageof 25 weeks and a birth weightof about 860 grams who was conceived by IVF. Medical and high-tech laser treatment, fullycarried out in time, has lead toregression of this disease, which mayallowto preserve and develop visual function.
Keywords: aggressive posterior retinopathy, fertilization in vitro (IVF), gestational age, retinal laser coagulation
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