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Is there value in measuring near visual acuity during occlusion therapy for amblyopia?

Mahira Y. Dalya St James’ University Hospital, LeedsCorrespondence[email protected]
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, MMedSci (Hons),
Charlotte J. Codinab University of Sheffield, SheffieldView further author information
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Gemma E. Arblasterb University of Sheffield, SheffieldView further author information
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Pages 237-243 | Published online: 03 Nov 2023

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