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ROP for 34 weeks baby
I have done ROP test for my premature baby born at 34 weeks with 2.3 kg and doctor said normal as of now and  advised for a review after 20 days and written zone 3 on prescription.What does that mean?
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Hello mam Zone 3 is a kind of medical terminology to know upto what level the retina is vascularised on that day of examination.It will help the doctor on next visit with the progression or regression. Just keep up with good follow ups.
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It is peripheral portion of Retina.pl have regular follow ups.pl consult ophthalmologist for further evaluation and treatment.
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Zone  3'means maturation of vessel is till there
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Its the remaining temporal peripheral area of retina.
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Please consult online to understand your condition in detail
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Zone 3 is the most peripheral part of the retina which is the last part to get vascularised. The three zones of ROP are centred on the optic disc. Zone I is the small circle of retina around the optic disc. ... Zone II is the ring-shaped section of the retina surrounding zone I, which extends to the ora serrata on the nasal side. Zone III is a crescent-shaped area of temporal retina
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