
|Articles|June 15, 2003
Sympathetic ophthalmia not fully understood 100 years later
Author(s)Norman B. Medow, MD, FACS
Editor's Note: What has 100 years of history done for ophthalmic knowledge? In many areas-cataract surgery for example-a revolution has occurred and great strides have been made. In others, surprisingly, very little has advanced.
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