Virtual reality training for capsulorhexis

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Virtual reality training improves wet-lab performance of capsulorhexis: results of a randomized, controlled study

Virtual reality training improves wet-lab performance of capsulorhexis: results of a randomized, controlled study, published online by Graefe's Archive for Clinical and Experimental Ophthalmology.

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