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Assessment of cataract blindness prevalence and factors associated with surgical coverage in Rwanda
Background: The Rapid Assessment of Avoidable Blindness (RAAB) survey methodology is a cost-effective tool for assessing the burden of blindness and cataract surgical services in a population. This study analyses the 2015 Rwanda National RAAB data to ascertain whether there are gender differences in...
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Division of General Surgery
2020
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