STUDY OF RETINAL DETACHMENT WITH SUPERIOR HOLE TREATED WITHOUT SURGERY
Journal Title: Journal of Evolution of Medical and Dental Sciences - Year 2013, Vol 2, Issue 22
Abstract
Retinal Detachment is a dreadful disease and it requires expensive surgery and bed rest for a longer period. In our scenario, 80% population is poor and working and cannot afford surgery and bed rest for such longer period. In our study, we can give better results, better vision, less expensive as well as bed rest for lesser period
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Nutan Saxena, Jain A. M, Ruchika Agarwa, Anita Thakur
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