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This business servicing Royston Park is a local SME in the Doctors-Medical Practitioners category. Our surgeons specialise in advanced cataract surgery, medical laser procedures and general adult ophthalmology including treatment of; glaucoma, macular degeneration, diabetic eye disease, retinal vein occlusions, pterygium and eyelid surgery. After graduating from Adelaide Medical School in 1978, Dr Hammerton undertook postgraduate training in London where he was a lecturer at the University of London and a research fellow at the Institute of Child Health. Dr Hammerton has a special interest in advanced cataract surgery, glaucoma, diabetes, macular degeneration ; medical laser procedure. Since completing his training in 2000, Dr Fleming has worked as a senior visiting consultant Ophthalmologist at the QEH and a clinical lecturer in the department of surgery at the University Of Adelaide. Dr Fleming has a special interest in advanced cataract surgery.
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This business servicing Royston Park is a local SME in the Doctors-Medical Practitioners category. We aim to provide a comprehensive general service and hope our professional relationship will be a long and rewarding one. |
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This business servicing Royston Park is a local SME in the Doctors-Medical Practitioners category. We aim to provide a comprehensive general service and hope our professional relationship will be a long and rewarding one.
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