RETINOBLASTOMA: EYE CANCER IN CHILDREN
Retinoblastoma is an uncommon type of eye cancer that can affect young children, especially those under the age of 5.
As a parent, the fact that your little child may have cancer is an impossible situation to be in. You may experience sadness, fear, anger, and uncertainty.
However, you must know that retinoblastoma has a strong survival rate of over 96% if caught in time and treated. Hence, your allies in this situation are an early diagnosis and proper treatment.
The retinoblastoma’s cure rate at Sant Joan de Déu Children’s Hospital in Barcelona is over 95%. So you can rest assured that if you choose us, your child will get the best medical attention possible to guarantee a great outcome.
Also, considering that knowledge is power and an early diagnosis is of utmost importance, we are here to give you a few important details about this rare disease.

Written by Dr Osama Bahsas Zaky
Updated on September 8, 2021