AAO: Kids' Eye Injuries From Dog Bites Often Severe

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- When children suffer eye injuries from dog bites, treatment often becomes much more complicated with multiple surgeries and long recovery periods, a researcher said here.

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AAO: Kids' Eye Injuries From Dog Bites Often Severe

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