Eye changes in leukaemia patients help predict treatment response
Changes in the eyes of leukemia patients can predict treatment response and improvement, according to a study from LV Prasad Eye Institute. Researchers found that eye symptoms and conditions like refractive errors, retinal issues, and optic nerve swelling are common, especially in acute lymphoblastic leukemia.
Changes in the eyes of leukemia patients can predict treatment response and improvement, according to a study from LV Prasad Eye Institute. Researchers found that eye symptoms and conditions like refractive errors, retinal issues, and optic nerve swelling are common, especially in acute lymphoblastic leukemia.
