Method for focal destruction of eye tissue by electroablation

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128362, 128783, 128800, 606 41, 606 49, 604 20, A61N 304

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ABSTRACT:
A non-invasive method for focal transcleral destruction of living human eye tissue. The method includes providing a conical-shaped probe, filled with a neutral saline solution and having inserted therein an electrode connected to the positive terminal of a constant current supply. The narrow aperture ends of the probe is lowered onto the conjunctiva overlying the target tissue, in about 20-30 locations with a current in the range from about 3.0-4.0 milliamps for about 30 seconds to 5 minutes at each location.

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