Table 3.
Detection of ROP requiring treatment | Total | ||||||
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Salaried ophthalmologist visits NICU regularly | Private ophthalmologist visits NICU when requested | Unsalaried ophthalmologist visits NICU regularly | Examination in eye unit or elsewhere | Examined by neonatologist | No eye examination | ||
Method and location of treatment | |||||||
Laser photocoagulation in the NICU | 5∗∗∗ | 0∗∗∗ | 1∗∗ | 0∗∗ | 0∗∗ | ∗ | 6 |
General hospital 3; maternity hospital 1; children's hospital 1 |
General hospital 0; maternity hospital 1; children's hospital 0 |
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Laser treatment in the eye unit or elsewhere | 4∗∗∗ | 1∗∗∗ | 0∗∗ | 2∗∗ | 1∗∗ | ∗ | 8 |
General hospital 3; maternity hospital 0; children's hospital 1 |
General hospital 1; maternity hospital 0; children's hospital 0 |
General hospital 1; maternity hospital 0; children's hospital 1 |
General hospital 0; maternity hospital 1; children's hospital 0 |
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Avastin as first line treatment | 1∗∗ | 3∗∗ | 3∗∗ | 0∗∗ | 0∗∗ | ∗ | 7 |
General hospital 1; maternity hospital 0; children's hospital 0 |
General hospital 2; maternity hospital 0; children's hospital 1 |
General hospital 0; maternity hospital 1; children's hospital 2 |
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No treatment | ∗ | ∗ | ∗ | ∗ | ∗ | 11 NICUs∗
General hospital 7; maternity hospital 2; children's hospital 2 |
11 |
Total | 10 | 4 | 4 | 2 | 1 | 11 | 32 |
∗∗∗Compliant ROP program.
∗∗Noncompliant ROP program.
∗No ROP program.