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Widefield OCT-A extends our field of view
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Widefield OCT-A extends our field of view
a month ago
The vital first step in removing intraocular foreign bodies
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The vital first step in removing intraocular foreign bodies
a month ago
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Hattie Hayes
Recent research reveals the complex mechanisms of CSC
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Recent research reveals the complex mechanisms of CSC
a month ago
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Hattie Hayes
Artificial intelligence brings a fifth dimension to retina care
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Artificial intelligence brings a fifth dimension to retina care
a month ago
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Hattie Hayes
Can OCT angiography predict recurrence in neovascular AMD?
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Can OCT angiography predict recurrence in neovascular AMD?
a month ago
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Hattie Hayes
NASA research helps ophthalmologists and optometrists think outside the box
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NASA research helps ophthalmologists and optometrists think outside the box
a month ago
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Hattie Hayes


Ophthalmology Times Europe Digital Edition

A child's face, in profile, next to a Snellen chart. Concept image for atropine use in paediatric patients with myopia and long-term effects or complications of atropine and red light therapy. Image credit: ©New Africa – stock.adobe.com
A pair of studies, conducted in Taiwan and China, indicate that red light therapy could serve as an effective and safe alternative to atropine

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