Pseudoexfoliation Has Important Implications For Cataract And Glaucoma Patients, Long-Term Study Shows

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Pseudoexfoliation is a "ubiquitous disorder" that requires special care and attention in patients with both cataract and glaucoma, the results of large-scale retrospective study have found.

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The majority of vision loss in diabetic patients is due to which of the following:
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