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Urges caution with invasive techniques in survivors; leaves open standardized protocols to minimize iatrogenic harm.
With improved survival comes the need to take better care and attention to detail in their treatment to avoid complications associated with the disease such as synaechia and complications associated with treatment such as corneal abrasions from over-zealous glass rodding of the conjunctival fornices and hypertrophic scarring from staples used to secure dressings.
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