Ocular Surface Disease Secondary to Vitamin A Deficiency in the Developed World: It Still Exists

by Phoebe Lin

Published in Archives of Ophthalmology by American Medical Association (AMA).

2011 Volume 129, p798

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DOI 10.1001/archophthalmol.2011.126
PubMed 21670349
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