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Conjunctival impression cytology in xerophthalmia among rural children
The advent of Conjunctival Impression Cytology (CIC) has opened a new chapter in the detection of Vitamin A deficiency as it is a simplified field technique.
Singh Mamta +6 more
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Dystrophy or No Dystrophy: A Retinal Puzzle
Diseases affecting the peripheral retina are usually associated with diminished rod photoreceptor function and thus present with nyctalopia, i.e., night blindness.
Hitisha Mittal +2 more
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The present study is an attempt to assess the impact of National Vitamin A supplementation programme which is operative in Gujarat since 1974, in relation to awareness and acceptance of the programme and prevalence of xerophthalmia in children of 0-6 ...
Karta Girija, Purchit C.K, Rawal V.S
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Xerophthalmia-Xerostomia [PDF]
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From 1983 until 1986 a number of studies were carried out in collaboration with the Tanzania Food and Nutrition Centre on vitamin A deficiency and post-measles nutritional blindness.Prevalence surveys were carried out in four regions in Tanzania in order
Pepping, F.
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Bilateral Corneal Perforations Due to Elder Neglect: A Case Report
Introduction: Atraumatic corneal melting and perforation is a rare etiology of eye pain and visual loss in the Emergency Department (ED), and xerophthalmia from vitamin A deficiency is primarily described as a cause of blindness in pediatric patients ...
Jaclyn Jordan +2 more
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Sutureless Cataract Surgery: Principles and Steps
Introduction. Cataracts cause about 50% of world blindness. There is little likelihood of effective prevention becoming available in the next few years and so the only treatment will remain surgical. For many of the other major causes of world blindness,
John Sandford-Smith
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