The incidence of idiopathic preretinal macular gliosis

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Abstract
A series of 1,000 consecutive routine eye examinations performed on patients over the age of 50 was evaluated with particular reference to the presence of idiopathic preretinal macular gliosis (IPMG). In this group, there were 64 patients with IPMG (6.4%), 13 (20%) of whom had bilateral IPMG. The la …
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Authors Pearlstone AD;;
Journal annals of ophthalmology
Year 1985
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National Center for Biotechnology Information NCBI NLM MEDLINE humans pubmed abstract nih national institutes of health national library of medicine female male age factors aged middle aged sex factors macula lutea* retinal diseases / physiopathology visual acuity fundus oculi retinal diseases / pathology pmid:4014934 a d pearlstone gliosis / epidemiology* gliosis / pathology gliosis / physiopathology ophthalmoscopy retinal diseases / epidemiology*

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