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Ophthalmology

Overview

From routine conditions that can be treated with outpatient services to rare disorders that require inpatient treatment at Children’s Minnesota, the pediatric experts who are part of our professional staff provide exceptional medical and surgical care.

  • Blocked tear ducts
  • Corneal and external disease
  • Droopy eyelids
  • Eye tumors (retinoblastoma)
  • Glaucoma
  • Masses on the eyelids or surface of the eye
  • Orbital fractures
  • Retinal problems and infections
  • Retinopathy of prematurity
  • Strabismus (also known as crossed eyes or wandering eye)
  • Weak eye muscles
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  • Referring provider
  • Primary care provider
  • Insurance information
  • Diagnosis and isolation requirements
  • Special needs requirements
  • Patient’s city and state
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