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. 1999;12(30):25-8.

Transmission and control of infection in ophthalmic practice

R Seewoodhary  1 , S Stevens
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Transmission and control of infection in ophthalmic practice

R Seewoodhary et al. Community Eye Health. 1999.
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Lid scrubs are essential for blepharitis management Photo: Pak Sang Lee
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The correct wearing of caps, masks and gloves is important for control of infection Photo: Murray McGavin
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Expiry dates on drop bottles must be checked Photo: Pak Sang Lee
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Good personal hygiene and clean uniforms are important for prevention of infection Photo: Sue Stevens
Figure. 1
Figure. 1
Possible Chain of Eye Infection
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