ep 9, part 1 | The YAG Laser Features and Functions in Treating Eye Floaters

Episode 9 part 1 | Dr. Johnson describes the main features of the YAG laser used for vitreolysis treatment of eye floaters. A little physics, some optics, and user-controlled features that will aid in the understanding of how these lasers are used to reduces eye floaters
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Dr. James H. Johnson is an ophthalmologist in the Dallas Ft. Worth area of Texas (previously in Southern California) and since 2007 has been exclusively managing and treating CLINICALLY SIGNIFICANT VITREOUS OPACITIES ( EYE FLOATERS). Dr. Johnson's experience and expertise is with the YAG laser and he is considered one of the early pioneers in this developing sub-specialty.

The web site is https://The FloaterDoctor.com

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