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[Migration increases aspects of ocular pathology].

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    This case study examines general and specific pathologies, highlighting conditions particularly relevant to Eastern medical practices for closer examination.

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    • Pathology
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    Context:

    • Focus on pathologies with general and specific relevance.
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