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How do innovative occluding glasses compare with handheld spoon shaped occluders in children's visual acuity test? A diagnostic agreement study
ObjectiveTo explore how a novel set of occluding glasses compare with handheld spoon shaped occluders in young children in terms of visual acuity test results, and how children felt about the two tools. SettingOutpatient clinic of the ophthalmology department in a university teaching hospital in Wu
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