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DJ Laser Blinds Boy: Retina Burned by DJ Lights

26 Jan

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Summary

  • Boy suffered sudden vision loss after staring into DJ laser lights.
  • Exam revealed macular injury with outer retinal layers disruption.
  • Lasers above 5 MW power can cause retinal damage; direct upwards.
DJ Laser Blinds Boy: Retina Burned by DJ Lights

A concerning case has emerged where a young boy suffered sudden vision loss in his right eye after repeatedly looking into laser lights used by a DJ. Medical examinations confirmed a macular injury, with damage to the outer retinal layers.

Doctors emphasize that exposure to high-energy laser light, even briefly, can damage the macula, the central part of the retina responsible for sharp vision. Laser pointers and lights with power greater than 5 MW are particularly hazardous and can lead to blurred or distorted vision.

Experts further explain that direct exposure of retinal blood vessels to lasers carries a risk of hemorrhage, which can weaken vision. While some effects like temporary vision loss or headaches might resolve, severe cases can result in irreversible retinal hemorrhage and permanent vision loss.

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Understanding laser classes is crucial; Class 1 lasers are safe, while Class 2 can cause damage after prolonged viewing. Class 3 and Class 4 lasers are deemed dangerous to eyes and skin. Malfunctioning recreational lasers, especially those sold illegally above the 5 MW standard, are a significant cause of eye injuries.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Yes, in serious cases, exposure to high-energy laser lights like those used by DJs can cause irreversible retinal hemorrhage and permanent vision loss.
Macular injury occurs when bright, high-energy laser light damages the macula, the central retina responsible for sharp vision, often resulting in blurred or distorted sight.
Laser pointers and lights with more than 5 MW power can damage the retina, and it is advised that they should be directed upwards.

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