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Introduction

Causes

FEVR genetics paragraphs (genetic table here)

Mechanism

pathogenesis and pathophysiology.

Diagnosis

Complete retinal exam with floricine angiogram by a retinal specialist. Genetic Testing

Misdiagnosis

In Premature Birth Differential Diagnosis of ROP when premature birth occurs.

Management

Medical Management

Treatments

Monitoring

Mental Health Management

Pediatric and Adolescent

management of a Chronic Disease Children with chronic illness Art and Play Therapy Preventing Emotional Trauma

Adult

Counseling and support groups for Parents Coping skills Disappointment

Risk Factors

Rare Disease, unknown prevalence
Genetic Testing/counseling

Possible Outcomes

History

FEVR First medical paper History of FEVR genetics. Development of Pediatric retinal opthmology outdated treatments - chirothearapy (freezing/burn of retina) Development history of vitrectomy (Youtube video) Breakthrough in treatment. Photocogualation (Laser surgery) History Pediatric Psychology - Improvements in understanding of pediatric psychological issues relating to chronic medical procedures.

Research Directions

FEVR gene identification Gene therapy of human retina USA NIH Gene Eye Project (Need to get correct name and link) Gene therapy of human retina

Other Resources What is a FEVR doctors American with Disabilities Act

Possible Categories Health and fitness Health Health science Clinical Research Diseases Human medicine Human Genetics Ophthalmology Pediatrics Surgery Rare disease Chronic Illness Pediatric psychology Developmental psychology Counseling

References

External links

FEVR.NET Website

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