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By grmadonna2 | Feb 06, 2013

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Eye disease

Two of my children have achromotopsia and degenerative rod disease. Are there any surgeries to correct this?

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Dr Santos

Feb 14, 2013

To: grmadonna2

Hi,
How are you? Both children with achromotopsia and degenrative rod disease needs to be evaluated directly by an eye specialist for proper management. Currently, achromatopsia, a non-progressive and hereditary visual disorder has no definite cure. It is also recommended they should be checked for refractive errors to improve vision.Take care and do keep us posted.

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