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Prosthetic correction.

Abstract

Fitting a comfortable and cosmetically attractive prosthetic device is a challenge, one which many people in the ophthalmic field seem to hesitate to undertake. Based on my experience, I provide practical guidelines for this important task. Artificial eyes which are required after enucleation are not discussed, but contact lenses and shells for disfigured blind or seeing eyes are.

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N Bier. 1982. Prosthetic correction.. https://doi.org/10.1097/00006324-198202000-00009

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