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Fundus photos…loccum optician suggests they are more or less normal.
Thoughts?
Graham
At first glance, yes, it looks “normal”. I am using some special instrumentation and cameras with the ability to magnify an incredible amount, use special filters, etc. THEN, putting the images next to ones like these, I see something very different. Working hard to get this in publications so all eye doctors know what I’m doing… 😉
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