Role of Anterior Segment OCT to Prevent Argentinian Flag Sign

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Using preoperative ASOCT and adequate use of a 30G needle, surgeons can prevent the Argentinian flag sign.

Posted: 8/03/2020

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Argentinian flag sign

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Description: Using preoperative ASOCT and adequate use of a 30G needle, surgeons can prevent the Argentinian flag sign.

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Using preoperative ASOCT and adequate use of a 30G needle, surgeons can prevent the Argentinian flag sign.

Posted: 8/03/2020

Keywords:

Argentinian flag sign

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