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  1. Uveal melanomas near the optic disc or fovea. Visual results after proton beam irradiation
    J.M. Seddon, E.S. Gragoudas, K.M. Egan, R.J. Glynn, J.E. Munzenrider, M. Austin-Seymour, M. Goitein, L. Verhey, M. Urie, A. Koehler
    Ophthalmology
    1 April 1987 (Vol. 94, Issue 4, Pages 354-361)
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  1. Retinal distortion and cotton-wool spots associated with epiretinal membrane contraction
    J.G. Arroyo, A.R. Irvine
    Ophthalmology
    1 April 1995 (Vol. 102, Issue 4, Pages 662-668)
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  1. Partial laser ablation of massive peripapillary subretinal neovascularization
    C.J. Flaxel, A.C. Bird, A.M. Hamilton, Z.J. Gregor
    Ophthalmology
    1 August 1996 (Vol. 103, Issue 8, Pages 1250-1259)
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  1. Idiopathic subfoveal choroidal neovascularization
    P. Lempert
    Ophthalmology
    1 October 1995 (Vol. 102, Issue 10, Pages 1411-1412)

  1. Surgical management of vitreomacular traction syndromes
    R.R. Margherio, M.T. Trese, A.R. Margherio, K. Cartright
    Ophthalmology
    1 September 1989 (Vol. 96, Issue 9, Pages 1437-1445)
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  1. Visual loss after successful photocoagulation of choroidal neovascularization
    D.P. Han, J.C. Folk, A.R. Bratton
    Ophthalmology
    1 October 1988 (Vol. 95, Issue 10, Pages 1380-1384)
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  1. Serial foveal densitometry and visual function after retinal detachment surgery with macular involvement
    A.T. Liem, J.E. Keunen, G.J. van Meel, D. van Norren
    Ophthalmology
    1 December 1994 (Vol. 101, Issue 12, Pages 1945-1952)
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  1. Histopathologic examination of vascular patterns in subfoveal neovascular membranes
    L.A. Bynoe, T.S. Chang, M. Funata, L.V. Del Priore, H.J. Kaplan, W.R. Green
    Ophthalmology
    1 June 1994 (Vol. 101, Issue 6, Pages 1112-1117)
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  1. Subfoveal neovascular membrane removal in patients with traumatic choroidal rupture
    J.G. Gross, L.P. King, E. de Juan, T. Powers
    Ophthalmology
    1 April 1996 (Vol. 103, Issue 4, Pages 579-585)
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  1. Idiopathic juxtafoveolar retinal telangiectasis. Update of classification and follow-up study
    J.D. Gass, B.A. Blodi
    Ophthalmology
    1 October 1993 (Vol. 100, Issue 10, Pages 1536-1546)
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  1. Retinal and other manifestations of incontinentia pigmenti (Bloch-Sulzberger syndrome)
    M.F. Goldberg, P.H. Custis
    Ophthalmology
    1 November 1993 (Vol. 100, Issue 11, Pages 1645-1654)
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  1. The natural history of idiopathic subfoveal choroidal neovascularization
    A.C. Ho, L.A. Yannuzzi, K. Pisicano, J. DeRosa
    Ophthalmology
    1 May 1995 (Vol. 102, Issue 5, Pages 782-789)
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  1. Application of rapid scanning retinal thickness analysis in retinal diseases
    S. Asrani, R. Zeimer, M.F. Goldberg, S. Zou
    Ophthalmology
    1 July 1997 (Vol. 104, Issue 7, Pages 1145-1151)
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  1. Fixation patterns and reading rates in eyes with central scotomas from advanced atrophic age-related macular degeneration and Stargardt disease
    J.S. Sunness, C.A. Applegate, D. Haselwood, G.S. Rubin
    Ophthalmology
    1 September 1996 (Vol. 103, Issue 9, Pages 1458-1466)
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