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sickle cell retinopathyのスクリーニング: システマティック・アニオグラフィーと超広場イメージングの比較

R Britaine1, M-L Le Lez1, J-B Valentin2

  • 1Department of Ophthalmology, Bretonneau University Hospital of Tours, Tours, France.

Journal francais d'ophtalmologie
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まとめ

超広場画像は,状細胞網膜病変のスクリーニングのための安全で費用対効果の高い代替手段を提供します. この非侵襲的方法は,増殖性網膜病変の検出に高い感度と特異性を示しています.

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費用対効果の高い費用対効果があります.診断機能の性能について医療費は,医療費にかかるものです.イメージリー 超グランドチャンピオン非侵襲的ではない.非侵襲的ではない.パフォーマンスの診断です.フォト凝固 レティニエヌ網膜の光凝固が起こります.レチノパシー・ドレパノサイトアール状細胞網膜病変 (Sickle cell retinopathy) とは,状細胞網膜病変 (Sicle cell retinopathy) とは,状細胞網膜病変 (Sicle cell retinopathy) とは,状細胞網膜病変 (Sicle cell retinopathy) とは,状細胞網膜病変 (Sicle cell retinopathy) とは,状細胞網膜病変 (Sicle cell retinopathy) とは,状細胞網膜病変 (Sicle cell retinopathy) とは,状細胞網膜病変 (Sicle cell retinopathy) とは,状細胞網膜病変 (Sicle cell retinopathy) とは,状細胞網膜病変 (Sicle cell retinopathy) とは,それぞれに共通している.ウルトラワイドフィールドイメージングエコノミー・ド・ヘルス

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