Visual acuity in patients having foldable and non-foldable intra-ocular lens for cataract surgery.

Raiyawa, Supaluk; Samaiporn, Somchai; Sirikul, Sermpong; Jenchitr, Watanee; Yenjitr, Chawewan; Tapunya, Mongkhol.
Artículo en Inglés | IMSEAR | ID: sea-44172

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