David crabb london

Results: Thirty patients median [interquartile range] age of 76 [70, 79] years and 34 controls median age of 70 [64, 75] years were examined. Four, seventeen and nine patients were classified as having early, intermediate and late AMD geographic atrophy respectively. Conclusions: People with dry AMD may not suffer from problems with face recognition until the disease is in its later stages; those with late AMD geographic atrophy are likely to have difficulty recognising faces.

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