persistent fetal vasculature (pfv)

How Common is PFV?

PFV is a rare condition. Its exact prevalence is not well-documented, but it is considered an uncommon cause of congenital blindness. Both unilateral and bilateral forms exist, with the unilateral form being more frequent.

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