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Optic Nerve Anatomy , Clinical Examination and Clinical Importance

Dr. Thejus . B

15 May 2021 Updated 31 August 2026 1 min read 4 views

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Dr. Thejus . B

Department of Neurology Bangalore Medical College

Dr. Thejus. B completed his MBBS from Manipal Academy of Higher Education and then did his MD Medicine from Vydehi Insitute of Medical Sciences. Currently pursuing DM Neurology from the Department of Neurology Bangalore Medical College

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