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      news Vitreoretinal Surgery

      Presented by:The North American Center for Continuing Medical Education
      LecturerSeveral lecturers
      Approximate duration:1 hr.
      Summary points:This text-based activity outlines the advances in vitreoretinal surgery technology and techniques that can improve patient care. Participants will lean how to change current operating approach in order to use new surgical technologies and techniques safely and effectively and to apply surgical strategies that have been early adopters of the advanced technology and techniques.
      Accreditation:The North American Center for Continuing Medical Education designates this educational activity for a maximum of 1 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s). Expiration Date: November 30, 2009.
      Other:Text-only CME.


      Additional Information

      Audio:No
      Video:No
      Text:Yes
      Pictures/Slides:No
      Discussion group:No
      Feedback possible:No
      Minimum connection needed:28.8
      Plugins needed:No
      Registration:No


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