Retinoblastoma is an uncommon solid tumor diagnosed in infants and toddlers. This cancer has a 95% survival rate when diagnosed early. However, this tumor can cause low vision, blindness or loss of life, if not diagnosed early. Pediatric primary care providers are instrumental in detecting abnormal vision findings because they can perform a thorough history and eye examination needed for early detection.
Keywords: Retinoblastoma; eye examination; solid tumor; vision screening.
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