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Australian and New Zealand Journal of Ophthalmology, 1988
AbstractThe vast majority of the world's 42 million blind are needlessly impaired. Epidemiologic studies are providing important insights into the cause of cataracts and provision of surgical services; ecologic approaches to the control of trachomatous corneal scarring; treatment and prevention of onchocerciasis; and early diagnosis and treatment of ...
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AbstractThe vast majority of the world's 42 million blind are needlessly impaired. Epidemiologic studies are providing important insights into the cause of cataracts and provision of surgical services; ecologic approaches to the control of trachomatous corneal scarring; treatment and prevention of onchocerciasis; and early diagnosis and treatment of ...
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Public Health, 1998
The physiology of colour vision is discussed; as is the way in which the human eye can detect various combinations of red, green and blue. Red-green colour blindness, with X-linked inheritance, is the most common, but other types are also considered. Methods of testing relating to the age of the child are reviewed.
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The physiology of colour vision is discussed; as is the way in which the human eye can detect various combinations of red, green and blue. Red-green colour blindness, with X-linked inheritance, is the most common, but other types are also considered. Methods of testing relating to the age of the child are reviewed.
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Anesthesiology Clinics of North America, 2002
This chapter discusses the cases of postoperative blindness reported in the literature and the theories that attempt to explain the mechanisms involved. Although uncommon, alterations in vision and blindness after anesthesia for major surgical procedures, particularly cardiopulmonary bypass or spine surgery, are well documented, with an incidence ...
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This chapter discusses the cases of postoperative blindness reported in the literature and the theories that attempt to explain the mechanisms involved. Although uncommon, alterations in vision and blindness after anesthesia for major surgical procedures, particularly cardiopulmonary bypass or spine surgery, are well documented, with an incidence ...
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Practice Nursing, 1996
‘Blind people are ordinary human beings who can't see,’ says Richard Lane as he tells his experience of general practice as a blind person.
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‘Blind people are ordinary human beings who can't see,’ says Richard Lane as he tells his experience of general practice as a blind person.
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Journal of Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics, 1994
M, Fisher, S B, Friedman
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M, Fisher, S B, Friedman
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The American Journal of Cardiology, 1974
W. J. Grace, R. J. Kennedy, C. T. Nolte
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W. J. Grace, R. J. Kennedy, C. T. Nolte
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Double-Blinded, Single-Blinded, or Just Blind?
Anesthesia & Analgesia, 2001openaire +2 more sources