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Vertical Strabismus

Dr. Iddi Ndyabawe

15 January 2023 Updated 31 August 2026 1 min read 5 views

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Dr. Iddi Ndyabawe

Makerere University. Uganda, East Africa.

Dr Iddi Ndyabawe is currently doing his Ophthalmology residency at Makerere University. Uganda, East Africa. He is also the Chief Resident of the Ophthalmology Department

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