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Prevalence of peripheral retinal findings in retinal patients using ultra-widefield pseudocolor fundus imaging
Ultra-widefield retinal imaging is increasingly used in ophthalmology and optometry practices to image patients identifying peripheral abnormalities. However, the clinical relevance of these peripheral retinal abnormalities is unclear. This cross-sectional study aims to firstly validate a new gradin
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