Retinal photocoagulation: uses & side-effects

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What is Retinal photocoagulation?

Category: Procedures

Retinal photocoagulation is a technique in which light is used to coagulate retinal tissue. The heat from the light promotes tissue death and coagulation. Presently, retinal photocoagulation is a therapeutic option for several retinal and eye conditions.

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Last updated: April 26, 2026

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