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The outcomes of cataract-surgery the relationships between visual acuity, visual function and quality in life

1996-01-01

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This thesis has assessed the outcomes of cataract surgery not only in terms of clinical measures of impairment and but also using patient perceived measures of disability and handicap. The inter-relationships between these measures and the additional contributions that patient perceived measures can make to the assessment of cataract outcomes have been identified. Two prospective cohort studies were conducted in w...

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0c898149-b9e9-51e8-9caa-4f7e7bfbbd9b
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10.17037/pubs.00682422
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