Review
Complications of anterior segment laser procedures
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Review
Complications of anterior segment laser procedures
Optom Clin.
1995.
Abstract
The majority of complications associated with laser procedures can be minimized or avoided through proper technique. The astute clinician is aware of all potential complications and is prepared to manage any undesired effects promptly and correctly. This review discusses how to minimize the risk of significant complications and describes the appropriate treatment protocols for complications associated with specific anterior segment laser procedures.
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