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Supply-side determinants of cataract surgery output in South Africa
Background Globally, cataracts represent the leading cause of blindness1. Although South Africa meets the Vision 2020: Right to Sight target of ophthalmologists per million population2, it has not met the target of performing 2,000 cataract surgeries per million population to address avoidable catar...
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Division of General Surgery
2026
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