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Princess Alexandra Hospital
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Ophthalmology
at Princess Alexandra Hospital
We specialise in treating disorders of the eye such as disease, loss of vision and trauma.
Some of the conditions we treat include:
- macular degeneration caused by a variety of conditions
- cataract
- retinal disease
- eye trauma
- glaucoma.
Princess Alexandra Hospital has an ophthalmology outpatient department in addition to a dedicate eye casualty department.
Ophthalmology at other hospitals and centres
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Eye Clinic
Last updated 4 February 2019
Last reviewed 11 April 2015
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