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Ocular Morbidity among Children of Government Schools of Kathmandu Valley: A Follow-up Study by Shrestha, R K, Shrestha, G S

“…Ocular and vision defects are common among school going children. Vision disorders, especially refractive errors are the main disabilities of children and the…”
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Assessment of Color Vision Among School Children: A Comparative Study Between The Ishihara Test and The Farnsworth D-15 Test by Shrestha, R K, Shrestha, G S

“…Color vision is one of the important attribute of visual perception. The study was conducted at different schools of Kathmandu to compare the findings of the…”
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Assessment of Color Vision Among School Children: A Comparative Study Between The Ishihara Test and The Farnsworth D-15 Test by Rajesh Kishor Shrestha, Gauri Shankar Shrestha

“…Introduction: Color vision is one of the important attribute of visual perception. The study was conducted at different schools of Kathmandu to compare the …”
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Assessment of Color Vision Among School Children: A Comparative Study Between The Ishihara Test and The Farnsworth D-15 Test by Rajesh Kishor Shrestha, Gauri Shankar Shrestha

“…Introduction: Color vision is one of the important attribute of visual perception. The study was conducted at different schools of Kathmandu to compare the…”
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Association of systemic diseases with retinal vein occlusive disease by Shrestha, R K, Shrestha, J K, Koirala, S, Shah, D N

“…Retinal vein occlusion (RVO) is the second commonest vascular disease of the eye, second only to Diabetic Retinopathy. The association of the retinal vein…”
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Ocular morbidity among children studying in private schools of Kathmandu valley: A prospective cross sectional study by Shrestha, Rajesh Kishor, Joshi, Mahesh Raj, Ghising, Rabindra, Pradhan, Pooja, Shakya, Suraj, Rizyal, Aparna

“…A prospective cross sectional study of students of two private schools was done and students were screened in detail. A total of 1816 students aged 5 to 16…”
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