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How does the practice of evisceration for open globe injuries at Groote Schuur Hospital conform to international standards
Background: Penetrating trauma can have devastating visual consequences and is often challenging to manage effectively, especially in the setting of severe trauma. The decision to perform a primary repair or a primary evisceration following an open globe injury can be a difficult one. Removal of an...
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Division of Ophthalmology
2018
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