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THE KITASATO INSTITUTE

Home Clinical Trial Sponsors and OrganizationsTHE KITASATO INSTITUTE

THE KITASATO INSTITUTE

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5-9-1, SHIROKANE, Minato-Ku, Tokyo, Japanwww.kitasato.ac.jpSubsidiary

Part of KITASATO UNIVERSITY

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Verification of refractive values for different ocular refraction techniques and construction of prediction models using artificial intelligence

Apr 202140 participants

Evaluation of visual function when wearing blue and yellow light cut lenses

Apr 202160 participants

Effect of correction of off-axis aberration by eyeglass on visual function and subjective evaluation of patients after cataract surgery and patients with decreased central visual field sensitivity

Apr 202040 participants

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