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Purpose: Retinopathy of prematurity (ROP) is a disorder of developing retinal blood vessels in preterm infants. The purpose of this nested study was to investigate the effects of higher (91-95%) and lower (85-89%) oxygen saturation (SpO2) targeting on retinal blood vessel growth in preterm infants. Methods: Retinal blood vessel growth in the higher (91-95%) and lower (85-89%) oxygen saturation (SpO2) targeting groups was compared. Suitable RetCam (Clarity, Pleasanton, CA, USA) images collecte...
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- Eye Journal website
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- 30
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- 577-581
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- 2016-01-22
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1476-5454
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0950-222X
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uuid:e8181514-b860-4b88-9869-edab3c4cb3a3
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The effect of oxygen saturation targeting on retinal blood vessel growth using retinal image data from the BOOST-II UK Trial
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