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Lasers In Ophthalmology

Dr. Rutuja Talegaonkar

6 June 2021 Updated 31 August 2026 1 min read 8 views

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Dr. Rutuja Talegaonkar

Bombay city eye institute and research center Bombay

She has completed my MBBS in Dr D. Y Patil Medical College, Kolhapur and currently pursuing DOMS in PBMA's H.V Desai Hospital. Currently pursuing general ophthalmology fellowship from Bombay city eye institute and research centre Bombay

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