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. 1994 Aug;78(8):656–657. doi: 10.1136/bjo.78.8.656

Bilateral angle closure glaucoma and accelerated cataract formation in a patient with AIDS.

N Joshi ¹, P H Constable ¹, T P Margolis ¹, C S Hoyt ¹, T J Leonard ¹

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