Pterygium Surgery at the Mandeville Regional Hospital [Video]

PterygiumA Pterygium is a raised, cream colored growth in the corner of the eye. Pterygia are usually caused by dry, hot, windy environments, and are found often on people that spend a lot of time outside. If left untreated it could eventually distort vision due to the fact that they can grow onto the cornea.

This video goes behind the scenes of Pterygium Surgery performed at the Mandeville Regional Hospital, Mandeville, Jamaica.

 

 

 

 

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