Post trauma pertinent negatives to document

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(-) holes, breaks or tears OU, (-) vitreous hemorrhage, (-) traumatic optic neuropathy, (-) pigment cells in anterior vitreous OU

(-) edema, ecchymosis around eyelids OU, (-) cells or flare OU, (-) subconj heme OU, (-) traumatic hyphemia OU

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