Subheading Special Ophthalmological Services include all of the following procedures/services except:

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General comprehensive exams are not considered a special ophthalmological service; they are a basic service that involves a thorough examination of the eyes to assess vision and the potential presence of eye diseases. Special ophthalmological services typically refer to more specialized procedures or treatments, such as retinal nerve scans, angioscopy, and fitting of contact lenses for treatment of disease, which are beyond the scope of a general exam.

Subheading Special Ophthalmological Services Include All of the Following Procedures/services