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Ophthalmic Epidemiology, Volume 2, Issue 3 (1995)

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Changing indications for enucleations

James P. Ganley

Pages: 115-116

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Fastpac visual field screening

Ivan M. Young, Julian L. Rait, Cathy A. Carson & Hugh R. Taylor

Pages: 117-121

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Changing indications for enucleations in Hadassah University Hospital, 1960-1989

Hadas Stiebel, Mordechai Sela & Jacob Peer

Pages: 123-127

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Current and possible screening practices for diabetic retinopathy by general practitioners: New evidence from a pilot survey of Oxfordshire general practitioners

Andrew F. Smith

Pages: 129-135

Published online: 08 Jul 2009

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The Nambour study of ocular disease. I. Design, study population and methodology

John S. Ambler, Lawrence W. Hirst, Charles V. Clarke & Adele C. Green

Pages: 137-144

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A population-based survey of the prevalence of refractive error in Malawi

Susan Lewallen, Rosemary Lowdon, Paul Courtright & Garrett L. Mehl

Pages: 145-149

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The epidemiology of cataract: A review of the literature

P. M. Livingston, C. A. Carson & H. R. Taylor

Pages: 151-164

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