Nikolaeva G.V., Sidorenko E.E., Sidorenko E.I. USE OF INHIBITOR OF A VASCULAR ENDOTELIAL FACTOR OF GROWTH AT AN ABNORMAL PROLIFERATIVE ANGIORETINOPATHY AT THE PREMATURE CHILDIn the article there was described the case of abnormal proliferative angioretinopathy in premature child of bihoreal biamniotic twins. Pregnancy is the result of in vitro fertilization. Childbirth is operational at time of 34 weeks gestation, the baby's weight at birth is 1920 grams. An inhibitor of VEGF was intravitreally injected once at a dose of 0,0125 ml per eye. Activity of blood vessels and vascular proliferation were successfully cropped.Key words: inhibitors of vascular endothelial growth factor; intravitreal injection; premature infants; proliferative angioretinopathia
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