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Submitted: 10 October 2026 You are already at the latest version A clinical case of an ophthalmological presentation of a combined infection with Mycobacteria tuberculosis and bovis is presented. The case was characterized by several challenges, both on a diagnostic and also on a therapeutic level in a multimorbid patient with chronic lung disease and bladder carcinoma. The latter thereby was identified as the indirect source of the M.
The path of technological advancement is not always driven by what is “best,” but rather by what is easier to implement and economically more profitable. Seldom do these two goals coincide. When coagulative retinal surgery moved from the original Gas-tube laser with Argon 514 nm to frequency doubled Nd-YAG lasers with a wavelength of 532 nm, it was not for therapeutic benefits, but for practical reasons.
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