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Identification of infants with significant refractive error and strabismus in a population screening program using noncycloplegic videorefraction and orthoptic …

Anker et al., 2003

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7188466137167591100
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Anker S
Atkinson J
Braddick O
Ehrlich D
Hartley T
Nardini M
Wade J
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Investigative ophthalmology & visual science

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purpose. The second Cambridge Infant Vision Screening Program examined whether screening for accommodative errors by using videorefraction without cycloplegia could effectively serve as a first stage of screening for refractive errors, measured by standard …
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