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PANDO and SANDO- Primary and Secondary Nasolacrimal obstruction

Dr. Vivek Molkere

8 August 2021 Updated 31 August 2026 1 min read 76 views

PANDO and SANDO- Primary and Secondary Nasolacrimal obstruction

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Dr. Vivek Molkere

Sankara Eye Hospital, Bangalore

Dr. Vivek Molkere has completed his MBBS in Bidar institute of medical sciences Bidar Karnataka, and DOMS from Vijayanagara institute of medical sciences Ballary Karnataka. Currently pursuing Secondary DNB from Sankara Eye Hospital, Bangalore

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