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The "Crocodile Technique": A New Ophthalmic Surgical Technique to Remove Subretinal Proliferative Tissue Associated with Retinal Detachment
Journal: Journal of Clinical Research and Ophthalmology (Vol.1, No. 1)Publication Date: 2014-06-26
Authors : Tadayuki Nishide Ikuko Kimura Natsuki Hayakawa Yoko Yagi Etsuko Shibuya Reiko Yasumura; Nobuhisa Mizuki;
Page : 001-005
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Abstract
Purpose: To describe the “crocodile technique”, a new ophthalmic surgery technique for removing subretinal proliferative tissue (SPT) associated with retinal detachment.
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