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Can retinal tranplantation can help in getting out of foveal hypoplasmia?
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Someday: Foveal hypoplasia consists of more than just the foveal/retinal problem, but it is entirely possible that someday transplants or implants or even stem cells from a donor may be helpful in treatment. See an ophthalmologist with a retinal specialty and stay tuned as technology and medicine improve.
Answered 8/7/2014
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