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The retina is one of those parts of the body that quietly does remarkable work. It sits at the back of the eye, thin and delicate, yet it is responsible for converting light into the signals the brain turns into sight. Because it is both highly specialized and unusually accessible, the retina gives clinicians a rare chance to see blood vessels, nerve tissue, and subtle changes in living tissue without surgery. That is why retinal screening has earned a central place in mode