Nevertheless, in children 12-36 months of age, this autorefraction screening tool is valuable for identifying risk factors for amblyopia.
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Nevertheless, in children 12-36 months of age, this autorefraction screening tool is valuable for identifying risk factors for amblyopia.
Continue readingHowever, there is a transient increase in central thickness, and there is a significant decline in endothelial cell density a
Continue readingThe results of this study show that in patients with myopia and normal tension glaucoma, the way the disc is
Continue readingMeibomian gland loss is correlated with tear film and ocular surface parameters. But so is age.
Continue readingThe use of this dye with green light generates reactive oxygen species, which can be toxic to infectious pathogens, and
Continue readingWearing a virtual reality headset when working in front of a (computer) screen may protect the eyes from dryness.
Continue readingThis complement C3-inhibitor has passed phase 2 clinical studies in terms of safety and efficacy and is on track to
Continue readingTired of wearing glasses? Aside from refractive laser surgery, refractive lens exchange surgery is also a safe and effective technique.
Continue readingThis 5-year follow-up retrospective cohort study says that it doesn’t matter.
Continue readingPatients still prefer their doctors to wear formal attire with a white coat. An ophthalmologist doing a slit-lamp examination on
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