Ophthalmology: Slit Lamp Techniques

This video was filmed prior to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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[@TerryB751]

As a nearsighted patient, the slit lamp brightness is very uncomfortable.
How does the doctor ensure that the device does not generate any accidental damage to the eye due to the light?
Is the type of light completely benign to the eye?

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