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Thresholds for treatment in cataract surgery
Journal of Public Health, 1994The aim of the study was to identify the criteria used by ophthalmologists when assessing patients who may require cataract surgery, examine the extent of variation in their application and explore their relationship with current patterns of supply and demand.This was a descriptive study involving semi-structured interviews with ophthalmologists ...
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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1929
To the Editor: —The reviewer of my book on the Treatment of Cataract (The Journal, Sept. 15, 1928, p. 824) objects to the book being "foisted" on the world outside India on account of its heterodoxy. Such a view does not take into account that the heterodoxy of today is the orthodoxy of tomorrow, and his doctrine would be a bar to all progress—indeed,
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To the Editor: —The reviewer of my book on the Treatment of Cataract (The Journal, Sept. 15, 1928, p. 824) objects to the book being "foisted" on the world outside India on account of its heterodoxy. Such a view does not take into account that the heterodoxy of today is the orthodoxy of tomorrow, and his doctrine would be a bar to all progress—indeed,
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Archives of Ophthalmology, 1981
This delightful book is addressed to patients and other interested persons who want to know more about the nature and treatment of cataracts. The author is an osteopathic ophthalmologist who practices in a small town in Tennessee. He writes in a lucid style and in a language that should be intelligible to almost any lay person.
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This delightful book is addressed to patients and other interested persons who want to know more about the nature and treatment of cataracts. The author is an osteopathic ophthalmologist who practices in a small town in Tennessee. He writes in a lucid style and in a language that should be intelligible to almost any lay person.
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Treatment of congenital and early childhood cataract
Der Ophthalmologe, 2021The successful outcome of treatment for infant and childhood cataract depends on many factors. It is crucial that the treatment falls into a phase in which neither the eye nor the visual pathway and visual cortex are fully developed. This review summarizes the current state of knowledge and provides an overview of the epidemiology, causes and clinical ...
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Pediatric Cataracts???Diagnosis and Treatment
Optometry and Vision Science, 1994This paper discusses the causes and treatment of congenital and acquired cataracts in children. Although congenital cataracts are relatively uncommon, they are one of the leading causes of serious visual impairment in neonates. Successful visual rehabilitation of these patients is predicted on prompt diagnosis and surgical and optical intervention. The
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Nursing intervention in the treatment of cataracts
British Journal of Nursing, 1994Cataract remains the leading cause of blindness in the world, affecting around half of the world's 27-35 million blind people (WHO, 1991). The only effective treatment currently available is the surgical extraction of the opacified lens. This article re-examines the condition and looks at the nursing action that is taken before and after cataract ...
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Cataract and systemic disease: A review
Clinical and Experimental Ophthalmology, 2021Michael Ang
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Cataract: Advances in surgery and whether surgery remains the only treatment in future
Advances in Ophthalmology Practice and Research, 2021Ke Yao, Jingjie Xu, Xinyi Chen
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