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How to tackle Suprachoroidal hemorrhage

Dr. Sunil Ganekal

11 November 2020 Updated 31 August 2026 1 min read 59 views

How to tackle Suprachoroidal hemorrhage

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Dr. Sunil Ganekal

Nayana Superspecialty Eye Hospital Davangere

Prof. Dr Sunil Ganekal (MS, DNB, FRCS, FMRF, FICO) is currently Chairman and Medical Director Davangere Netralaya He is also Professor Department of Ophthalmology Basaveshwara Medical College Chitradurga. Underwent Vitreo Retina fellowship, at Sankara nethralaya,Chennai. He also underwent FICO…

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