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I have done a fundus photograph during my od visit. the photographer took 3 pictures in a row in 1 eye. is the flash from multiple shots safe to eye?
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Yes: This should. It be a problem at all. Don’t worry. It is not uncommon to take multiple pictures of the fundus of the eye.
Answered 7/27/2019
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