Top 9 Mistaken Diagnoses
Even seasoned ophthalmologists can miss the mark. This list of the top 9 most commonly mistaken eye diagnoses will sharpen your clinical eye, reduce errors, and help you avoid diagnostic traps. A must
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To mark Ophthalmology Times’ 50th anniversary, we invited top experts to reflect on the most significant innovations in ophthalmology over the past five decades.