Three things to know:
1. The Duke Raleigh Hospital Eye Surgery Center began accepting patients Feb. 24. It features 15 preoperative and postoperative patient care rooms, as well as three procedure rooms.
2. Ophthalmologists at the center surgically treat conditions including glaucoma, cataracts and corneal disease.
3. By relocating those services to the second floor of Medical Office Building 9, Duke Raleigh Hospital aims to give patients access to upgraded equipment and space.
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