Lens-sparing vitrectomy effective for reattachment of newly developed falciform retinal detachment in a patient with Norrie disease.
Lens-sparing vitrectomy effective for reattachment of newly developed falciform retinal detachment in a patient with Norrie disease.
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10.1001/archophthalmol.2009.35
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2009-04
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Chiharu Shima;S. Kusaka;H. Kondo;H. Hasebe;T. Fujikado;Y. Tano
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作者:
Chiharu Shima;S. Kusaka;H. Kondo;H. Hasebe;T. Fujikado;Y. Tano
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