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DEPARTMENTS

Editorials

Charles W. Mayo
, M.D. (Editor-in-Chief) ,
Morris Fishbein
, M.D. (Contributing Editor) ,
Sylvia Covet
(Executive Editor) ,
Antony CodounisThird Medical Clinic, Red Cross Hospital, Athens, Greece
&
George SpanoliosThird Medical Clinic, Red Cross Hospital, Athens, Greece
Pages 568-572 | Published online: 06 Jul 2016

REFERENCES

  • Medicine From Abroad: New method for cataract extractions. Postgrad. Med. 23: A-88 (June) 1958.
  • Kennedy, P. J., Jordan, J. S., Morrison, J. F., Mulberger, R. D. and Boland, S. W.: Enzymatic zonulolysis as an aid in cataract surgery. Arch. Ophth. 64: 342–345 (September) 1960.

REFERENCE

  • Hauser, P. M.: The population explosion—U. S. A. Population Bull. 16: 92–106 (August) 1960.

REFERENCE

  • Crofton, J.: Tuberculosis undefeated. Brit. M. J. 2: 679–687 (September 3) 1960.

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