- endophotocoagulation
- en·do·pho·to·co·ag·u·la·tion (en″do-fo″to-ko-agґu-la-shən) photocoagulation performed within the vitreous, after vitrectomy, in the treatment of vitreous hemorrhage.
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endophotocoagulation
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