Subconjunctival steroid injections for the treatment of chemically burned eyes

Annals of Ophthalmology

|March 1, 1979

Abstract:

We believe that the utilization of a subconjuctival steroid injection, where indicated, will be of great benefit in the hands of a clinician who treats chemically injured eyes.

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