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The major causes of blindness in Aboriginal adults were revealed as cataracts (32 per cent), followed by refractive error (14 per cent), optic atrophy (14 per cent), trachoma (nine per cent) and diabetic eye disease (nine per cent).
Australian Aborigines going blind at six times the rate than rest of ... by Asian News International
Also diagnosed were cataract, both surgically removed and not removed (19%); nystagmus (10%); keratoconus (1%); optic atrophy (6%); and glaucoma (4%).
Prevalence of visual impairments in adults with cognitive and ... by Henriksen, Anne; Degenhardt, Sven / Journal of Visual Impairment & Blindness
Seropositive participants with eye disease had of optic atrophy (3), retinal hemorrhage (2), and retinal scarring (3).
Interepidemic Rift Valley fever virus seropositivity, Northeastern ... by LaBeaud, A. Desiree; Muchiri, Eric M.; Ndzovu, Malik; Mwanje, Mariam T.; Muiruri, Samuel; Peters, Cl / Emerging Infectious Diseases
 
 
 
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