The long-term visual effects of short-term binocular occlusion of at-risk neonates.
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Summary
Clinical practice of binocularly patching the eyes of neonates with jaundice does not seem to increase the incidence of subsequent strabismus or loss of stereoacuity.
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- 1980-11-01
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- 23
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Keywords
Computer science
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