Should unilateral congenital corneal opacities in Peters' anomaly be grafted?
Operating on a unilateral congenital corneal opacity is a challenging decision and should be taken after explaining the need for long-term follow-up to the parents. Useful vision can be achieved and maintained after strict amblyopia therapy. A multidisciplinary ophthalmologic follow-up is necessary.
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