Longitudinal study evaluates vision changes in cerebral palsy, indicating significant refractive shifts.
Sixty‐five percent of a predominantly young cerebral palsy population of 34 showed refractive error changes greater than 0.75 D over an average period of 11 years. Tropias were relatively stable. Differences between medical diagnostic categories were found. The current study is related to an earlier study by the same author.
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