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So vitreous fluid is opaque to 1550nm light and will block these new powerful lasers from damaging the retina. What about people that have recently had retinal
by rblatz 8y ago
So vitreous fluid is opaque to 1550nm light and will block these new powerful lasers from damaging the retina. What about people that have recently had retinal detachment surgery, and had the vitreous fluid replaced with an oil, is this replacement oil also opaque to 1550nm?
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- navs 8y agoSo when a company says that it’s safe does this include testing for all of these cases? While I haven’t had retinal detachment surgery, I’ve had lasik done. I’m sure, being a common procedure, that it’s considered in whatever battery of tests are performed. But what of these other procedures? I’d hate to be walking down the street and suddenly be affected because my eyes are just “different” https://youtu.be/zkD9SBP9AX4 https://youtu.be/zkD9SBP9AX4