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The Ophthalmologist has the degree Doctor of Ophthalmology (MD) and is a primary and secondary, medical/surgical eye care provider. He/she has completed four years of college, four years of medical school and at least two years, (often more), of residency and internships relating to the diagnosis and treatment, including surgery, of diseases of the eye. Some ophthalmologists specialize in treating very specific eye problems. These include the treatment of retina and corneal diseases. ...
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Medical Specialist involved in the diagnosis and surgical treatment of eye related disorders.
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| ophthalmologist |
Medical eye specialist usually based at a hospital eye department or clinic.
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| ophthalmologist |
Ophthalmologist (MD) An ophthalmologist is a physician, a medical doctor (MD) who specializes in eye and vision care. Ophthalmologists are specially trained to provide the full spectrum of eye care, including complex and delicate eye surgery. Many ophthalmologists specialize in a certain are of eye care (for example, glaucoma, refractive surgery or retinal surgery).
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[off-thal-mol-loh-gist] A eye-care specialist who went to medical school followed by 3 to 4 years of additional training in the medical and surgical treatment of eye diseases.
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