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Watery Eyes - Eyelid Disorders - Thyroid Eye Disease - Sockets - Orbital Disease

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Postoperative Views

Examples of patients who have undergone eviscerations, with fitting of an artificial eye 4 - 6 weeks later

Examples of patients who have undergone eviscerations, with fitting of an artificial eye 4 – 6 weeks later

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