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See Latest ArticlesEye injury (ocular trauma) in southern Turkey: epidemiology, ocular survival, and visual outcome
International Ophthalmology, 02/06/09
Soylu M et al. - Findings suggest that any person in the population can be subject to ocular trauma at any time. Prognosis might be challenging. Education, attention, and safety precautions would help in reducing ocular morbidity.
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