Managing eye disease in primary care: Part 2. How to recognize and treat common eye problems: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 108, No 5

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Primary care physicians have a crucial role in deciding which symptomatic eye problems can be appropriately managed in their practice and which conditions require ophthalmologic referral. In part 2 of this three-part article, Dr Shields reviews the management of ocular problems that are commonly treated either initially or completely by primary care physicians.

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