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Self-Inflicted Laser Retinopathy with Tattoo Removal Device

2024-11-22

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It is imperative that primary care physicians as well as all eye care providers become more aware of laser-induced ocular injuries, as laser devices are progressively more accessible to the general population. Self-inflicted laser exposures as seen in the present clinical case can be particularly challenging, as they can present with an occult history and are often under-reported. Laser-induced ocular injuries may...

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10.20944/preprints202411.1709.v1
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