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T Şahin1, M E Karadere2, V Yıldız1

  • 1Hitit university medicine faculty, department of ophthalmology, 019030 Corum, Turkey.

Journal Francais D'Ophtalmologie
|April 12, 2021
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Keywords:
Alcohol and tobacco use disorderAmincissement de la couche de fibre nerveuse rétinienneDomaine spectralDésordre de consommation d’alcool et du tabacNeuropathie optique toxiqueOptical coherence tomographyRetinal nerve fiber layer thinningSpectral-domainTomographie cohérence optiqueToxic optic neuropathy

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