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Feb 2021
14m 41s

Scleral Buckle Indications and Retinal D...

Ben Young and Andrew Pouw
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This week special guest host, Dr. David Zacks, professor at the Kellogg Eye Center at the University of Michigan, and vitreoretinal surgery fellowship director answers questions about basic strategies to repair retinal detachments, and when/why to use a scleral buckle.

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