Cataracts Treatment

Question by drsndpngm: should down syndrom baby having cynotic heart disease & bilateral cataract & deafness go for his heart surgery
Down syndrome babies are mentally retarded.There musclar tone is low
These baby are dependent on others through tere life.When also having defness & catarct there life become difficult
I am not talking only about down syndrome baby ,I am talking about baby with deafness.&cataract..Cataract will hamper her vision deafness her hearing .Please think with all the defects
Her cataract he\as been operated Doctor gave gaurded opinion about cataract.Hearing AID has been advised but due but baby is not able to use due to small ear

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Answer by medrecgal1973
Yes…because if he doesn’t have the heart surgery, he will surely die far sooner than he would otherwise. Perhaps the cataracts could also be corrected surgically (don’t know, that depends on other factors). Deafness also comes in degrees…most people have at least some residual hearing that can be used to benefit from hearing aids or cochlear implants. It doesn’t matter that he’s mentally retarded; that doesn’t usually diminish the quality of life unless it’s very severe. (And the level of mental retardation varies in Downs…it is always present, but some are more affected than others.) IMHO, you shouldn’t deny a baby the chance at life because he or she has disabilities. Of course, some people would disagree with that, but my opinion is based upon much personal experience. Let’s just say that if it had been left up to the “experts”, I wouldn’t be here to write this answer.

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Question by CyberSetan: Why are the Ori’s priors (Stargate) appear anemic and have bilateral cataract?

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Answer by maurice
Art director James Robbins developed the design of the Ori and the Priors from scratch. At the beginning he knew a basic description of them and their powers, and that they would carry a staff weapon.
The art department first looked at Japanese and Samurai from a costuming point of view. Inspired by remote jungle tribes for the mystical aspects, Robbins came up with the idea of scarification for the Priors and the Doci.
The Priors have scarifications on the chin and the cheek, while the Doci also have them on their forehead. Scarification would therefore be a symbol of high establishment. Originally, it was also considered to have scarification on the hands, and to have the Priors have finger extensions, but this became too impracticable.
When the Prime Jaffa Gerak became a Prior in “The Fourth Horseman”, his golden Jaffa tattoo on his forehead was replaced with a Prior scarification, and his makeup was made to look like the gold had melted and become part of his Prior scarification.

Each Prior was given his own unique symbol, which he would wear on his wardrobe and also on his staff weapon. The art department built each staff to have a little orb encased in natural wood, and the orbs start to glow when the actor pushes a little button on the handle.

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