Abstract | Visual Outcomes of Secondary Lens Implants in Children with Different Etiologies

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Visual Outcomes of Secondary Lens Implants in Children with Different Etiologies

Author(s): Shreya Shah, Mehul Shah, Apeksha Kataria, Ashvini Korane

This study investigated visual outcomes and factors that impact vision in children receiving secondary intraocular lens (IOL) implants.

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