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Break It Down: What Are You Getting With SD-OCT?
Bryn Mawr Communications (Nov 17 2010)
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Imagine a world, if you will, where diabetic macular edema is diagnosed only with contact lens biomicroscopy or recurrent exudation of a choroidal neovascular membrane requires repeated fluorescein angiography before an intravitreal injection. On a routine basis, this would be akin to an episode of the Twilight Zone. To the ...
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