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Validity, usefulness and cost of RETeval system for diabetic retinopathy screening

Al-Otaibi et al., 2017

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13733097093943372607
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Al-Otaibi H
Al-Otaibi M
Khandekar R
Souru C
Al-Abdullah A
Al-Dhibi H
Stone D
Kozak I
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Translational Vision Science & Technology

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Purpose: We studied the validity, usefulness, and relative cost to detect diabetic retinopathy (DR) and sight-threatening DR (STDR) by using a hand-held electrophysiologic tool compared to digital fundus photography. Method: Patients with diabetes attending the …
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