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[Computed tomography in the Multidisciplinary Science and Technology Complex "Eye Microsurgery"].

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The paper is devoted to analysis of the results of CT in 1000 patients examined in the Multibranch Research and Technology Complex "Eye Microsurgery". The specific feature of CT in this institution is that 52% of all investigations of ophthalmological patients fall to the share of eyeball abnormality and 40%--to a study of the other parts of the organ of vision. CT indications are extended for low tension glaucoma, complicated high myopia, and for monitoring the position of microsurgical implants. The use of CT in such a highly specialized medical institution as the MRTC "Eye Microsurgery" is considered indispensable.

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S N Fedorov, A I Ivashina, S I Anisimov, L N Prokopenko, A L Moskvichev. [Computed tomography in the Multidisciplinary Science and Technology Complex "Eye Microsurgery"].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2718362/

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