Who Could Know Who I Am? The Possibility of Patient Identification With Retinal Imaging

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Who Could Know Who I Am? The Possibility of Patient Identification With Retinal Imaging - Simon and Goldstein first described a unique patient-specific retinal vascular network for identification in 1935. https://t.co/xGtaQwN18d

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