Ezepue, U.F. (1997) Magnitude and Causes of Blindness and Low Vision in Anambra State of Nigeria (Results of 1992 Point Prevalence Survey). Journal of Public Health, 111, 305-309. - References

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Ezepue, U.F. (1997) Magnitude and Causes of Blindness and Low Vision in Anambra State of Nigeria (Results of 1992 Point Prevalence Survey). Journal of Public Health, 111, 305-309. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0033-3506(97)00059-0

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