Almeida et al., 2012 - Google Patents
Anatomical and visual outcomes of macular hole surgery with short-duration 3-day face-down positioningAlmeida et al., 2012
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- 13505804973319252638
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- Almeida D
- Wong J
- Belliveau M
- Rayat J
- Gale J
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- Retina
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Purpose: The role of face-down posturing after macular hole (MH) surgery remains unclear and controversial. We evaluated the anatomical and visual outcomes of MH repair using a short duration (3 days) of prone positioning. Methods: Prospective series of 50 consecutive …
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