American Academy of Opthalmology : http : / / www . eyenet . org
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"That's still the definitive text, " says Dr . David Hendricks of Fort Worth's Opthalmology Associates.
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Regarding Seeyou's assertion that " opthalmology does not specifically say anything about the batesmethod ", I don't know where Seeyou gets this impression from.
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Problems can still occur with Lasik, though, said Dr . Penny Asbell, a professor of Opthalmology and director of the Cornea Service at Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York.
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Hirokawa and the assisting surgeon, Dr . Hironobu Ogasawara, as well as other opthalmology experts at the university, had previously been fellows at the Schepens institute, a Harvard-affiliated research facility.
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There is also the social life consideration, shared with opthalmology, dermatology, cosmetic surgery, dentistry etc ., that some specialities are unlikely to involve emergencies, so make a comfortable settled life possible.
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In 2005 the sixth edition of " Clinical Neuro-Ophthalmology " was published as " Walsh and Hoyt's Clinical Neuro-Opthalmology " in 3 volumes edited by Neil R . Miller and Nancy J . Newman.
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During the hookup, Dr . Akitoshi Yoshida, chairman of opthalmology at the medical university in Asahikawa, said the technology would enable scientists in Boston and Japan to trade information " face to face _ this is the great advantage ."
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The controversy of the Bates method is according to the current editors of this article : Opthalmology ( science ) versus Bates ( controversial ) = lens of the eye ( influenced by the ciliary muscle ) versus shape of the eyeball ( influenced by the extraocular muscles ).
