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Interpretation of Visual Fields

Dr. Sachidananda Pani

26 August 2025 Updated 31 August 2026 1 min read 8 views

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Dr. Sachidananda Pani

Minto ophthalmic hospital, Bangalore medical college, Bangalore.

Dr Sachidananda pani has completed his MBBS from Veer Surendra Sai medical college & research institute, Burla, Odisha in 2017. He had worked as tutor in Anatomy at BHIM BHOI MEDICAL COLLEGE ,Balangir ,Odisha from 2018-2021. At present, he is a second year resident in the Minto ophthalmic hospital…

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