Intermittent Testing After Ocular Tumor Removal May Not Be Useful For Patient, Physician

Wednesday, January 28, 2009

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Intermittent testing after ocular tumor removal does not affect long-term life expectancy for patients who experience metastasis, but rather puts the patient and physician under unnecessary strain, a speaker said here.

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Which of the following helps to differentiate between orbital infection and inflammation?
1. proptosis
2. pain with eye movements
3. presence of sinus disease
4. sudden onset
5. erythema
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Intermittent Testing After Ocular Tumor Removal May Not Be Useful For Patient, Physician

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Which of the following helps to differentiate between orbital infection and inflammation?

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