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Hierarchical cluster analysis of progression patterns in open-angle glaucoma patients with medical treatment

Bae et al., 2014

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5757957479542606255
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Bae H
Rho S
Lee H
Lee N
Hong S
Seong G
Sung K
Kim C
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Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science

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Purpose.: To classify medically treated open-angle glaucoma (OAG) by the pattern of progression using hierarchical cluster analysis, and to determine OAG progression characteristics by comparing clusters. Methods.: Ninety-five eyes of 95 OAG patients who …
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