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Oxford Ophthalmological Congress 2012
The annual Oxford Ophthalmological Congress is one of the longest-running ophthalmological meetings. It was established in the early 1900s by surgeon and academic Robert Doyne. Catch up on this year’s highlights in this...
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Oxford Ophthalmological Congress 2012 is an episode from Eye Podcast. The annual Oxford Ophthalmological Congress is one of the longest-running ophthalmological meetings. It was established in the early 1900s by surgeon and academic Robert...
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Published Jul 13, 2012, audio available.
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The annual Oxford Ophthalmological Congress is one of the longest-running ophthalmological meetings. It was established in the early 1900s by surgeon and academic Robert Doyne. Catch up on this year’s highlights in this podcast, including updates on inherited macular dystrophies, shaken baby syndrome and non-organic vision loss.
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