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Managing severe endophthalmitis with the use of an endoscope

De Smet et al., 2005

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12815446356488261403
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De Smet M
Carlborg E
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Retina

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Background: To demonstrate the value of ophthalmic endoscopy in treating patients with severe vision-threatening endophthalmitis in whom visualization through the anterior ocular structures is compromised. Method: In this retrospective study of patients with …
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