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<description><![CDATA[<p>Old topic-</p><p>who is happy with their slit lamp camera? If so, what are you using??</p><p>The practice bought a Topcon DC3 (I wasn't consulted- of course not, why ask the photog?)</p><p>It takes OK lid, pterygium, etc images, but forget cornea or anterior segment- like shooting with a first generation iphone. </p><p>With a new cornea doc coming next summer, input would be very appreciated.</p><p>thanks</p><p>Darrin</p>]]></description>
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