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A continuous infusion of remifentanil allowed optimal control of surgical stress and a return to preoperative status and ventilatory settings without side-effects.

Our findings provide data for visual function at 35 and 40 weeks' postmenstrual age in low-risk preterm infants. The results suggest that early extrauterine experience may accelerate the maturation of aspects of visual function related to ocular stability and tracking but does not seem to affect other aspects that may be more cortically mediated.

Risk factors for ROP play their role since birth. Beside scrupulous oxygen-administration monitoring and prevention of infections, blood transfusions are of primary importance in the development of treatment-requiring ROP.

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