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What does it mean if a child's cone and rods are not properly developed?
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Visual problems: It could be a congenital or genetic problem with eye development which can affect vision and also color perception and/or blindness. Definitetly follow with a pediatric ophthalmologist to be sure.
Answered 8/4/2012
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