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    Stanzel TP, Devarajan K, Lwin NC, Yam GH, Schmetterer L, Mehta JS, Ang M.
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    Bo Q, Yan Q, Shen M, Song M, Sun M, Yu Y, Rosenfeld PJ, Wang F, Sun X.
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  • 35. OCT Angiography Features of Neovascularization as Predictive Factors for Frequent Recurrence in Age-Related Macular Degeneration.
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  • 38. Intracameral Avastin dramatically resolves iris neovascularization and reverses neovascular glaucoma.
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