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Don’t have a slit lamp? In this video, an ophthalmologist shares 2 quick exam tips that can help diagnose a corneal abrasion without a slit lamp. While a slit lamp is recommended, it's not always available, especially in the ER, urgent care, primary care or inpatient settings. These practical eye exam techniques are great for non-eye doctors and even ophthalmologists working in resource-limited environments.

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