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Rapid advances seen in technology for detecting glaucoma

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Cheryl Guttman

Chicago-As progress continues to be seen in technology for identifying structural and functional glaucomatous changes, ophthalmologists may be wondering whether and how to incorporate those modalities into their practices.

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