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	your child's Health Eyes Texas Children’s Hospital offers specialty care for potentially blinding eye disorder affecting premature infants Eye injury Eye allergy Foreign object in eye Eye, pus or drainage Eye, red, without pus Premature infants should be screened early for potentially blinding eye disorder Preparing Infant eye questions After eye surgery (adults) After eye surgery (children) Caring for the visually handicapped child Childhood cataracts Children and television Overflow tearing and chronic eye infections in infants Tips for glasses wear and fitting Patching instructions Cataracts Bifocal lenses Cerebral visual dysfunction Postoperative medications Pseudosstrabismus Baylor eye consumtants Patching alternatives Myopia What is retinopathy of prematurity? Same day surgery at Texas Children's Amblyopia Eye muscle surgery Convergence insufficiency Atropine Artificial eyes Accommodative esotropia Intermittent esotropia Practicing the HOTV vision test at home Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis and the eyes Blepharitis and sytes Blepharitis Contact lens appointments Vision in children with brain problems or injuries