[Telemedicine in ophthalmology: an appropriateness document developed through an e-consensus using the RAND/UCLA methodology].
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- 2026 Feb
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@article{allodium:10.1701/4649.46623,
title = {[Telemedicine in ophthalmology: an appropriateness document developed through an e-consensus using the RAND/UCLA methodology].},
author = {Perilli R and Azzolini C and Cruciani F and Grigioni M and Mazzacane D and Marmo F and Pillon S and Zinzini E and Spinelli D and per la Società Italiana di Oftalmologia Legale (SIOL)},
year = {2026},
journal = {Recenti progressi in medicina},
doi = {10.1701/4649.46623},
url = {https://doi.org/10.1701/4649.46623}
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TY - JOUR TI - [Telemedicine in ophthalmology: an appropriateness document developed through an e-consensus using the RAND/UCLA methodology]. AU - Perilli R AU - Azzolini C AU - Cruciani F AU - Grigioni M AU - Mazzacane D AU - Marmo F AU - Pillon S AU - Zinzini E AU - Spinelli D AU - per la Società Italiana di Oftalmologia Legale (SIOL) PY - 2026 JO - Recenti progressi in medicina DO - 10.1701/4649.46623 UR - https://doi.org/10.1701/4649.46623 ER -
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R, P., C, A., F, C., M, G., D, M., F, M., S, P., E, Z., D, S., & (SIOL), P. L. S. I. D. O. L. (2026). [Telemedicine in ophthalmology: an appropriateness document developed through an e-consensus using the RAND/UCLA methodology].. Recenti progressi in medicina. https://doi.org/10.1701/4649.46623
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