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Dr Mark Loane AM featured in The Australian

28/01/2021

Dr Mark Loane dressed in a collared shirt and standing in an office

Vision Eye Institute’s Dr Mark Loane AM has been featured in The Australian, in an article acknowledging star Australian Rugby Union players.

Dr Loane was a celebrated member of the Wallabies and his strength and speed earned him the nickname, ‘A Train Without a Station’. He played his first Test in 1973 and his last in 1982, before becoming the respected ophthalmic surgeon we know him as today.

In this article, journalist Wayne Smith commemorates his 50-year career as a rugby writer by putting together his best Australian rugby team of that half-century. Those who are familiar with Dr Loane’s career will not be surprised to see him among this impressive line-up of players.

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Dr Mark Loane is highly experienced in cataract surgery, including complex cataract surgery. He also treats a range of corneal disorders, including pterygium and corneal infections, as well as medical retina conditions. In addition to these areas, Dr Loane provides more general eye care. He practices at our Brisbane clinic.

The information on this page is general in nature. All medical and surgical procedures have potential benefits and risks. Consult your ophthalmologist for specific medical advice.

Date last reviewed: 2021-01-28 | Date for next review: 2023-01-28

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