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Addressing Individual Ophthalmic Health in Public Health Research Pubmed



Hashemi H1 ; Asgari S2 ; Mehravaran S3 ; Emamian MH4 ; Fotouhi A5
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Source: The Journal of clinical ethics Published:2021


Abstract

In pediatric cohort studies, disclosing findings and providing treatment counseling to parents, legal guardians, or other authorized representatives is an ethical imperative. Keratoconus (KC) is a corneal degenerative disease that can progress to severe vision impairment and need for corneal transplantation. This report concerns the disclosure of results to the parents of children who were diagnosed with KC in the Shahroud Schoolchildren Eye Cohort Study and received essential treatment in a timely manner. Copyright 2021 The Journal of Clinical Ethics. All rights reserved.
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