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    New Horizons help Belizeans see more clearly [Image 11 of 12]

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    The image shows two medical professionals performing a surgical procedure in an operating room, viewed through a partially open doorway. One surgeon is seated and working on a patient while looking through a surgical microscope, assisted by a standing scrub nurse or surgical assistant. Both are wearing standard surgical attire including blue gowns, caps, and face masks.

    DANGRIGA, BELIZE

    06.05.2013

    Photo by Capt. Holly Hess 

    Air Forces Southern

    U.S. Air Force Maj. (Dr.) Richard Townley, cornea and refractive surgeon from the 59th Medical Wing at Wilford Hall Ambulatory Surgical Center at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, performs cataract surgery on a patient while U.S. Air Force Master Sgt. Robin Pugh, ophthalmologist technician and noncommissioned officer in charge from Eglin Air Force Base, Fla., observes June 5, 2013, at the Southern Regional Hospital in Dangriga, Belize. Military medical professionals from the U.S. and Canada have provided free medical treatment throughout Belize as part of an exercise known as New Horizons. The medical readiness training exercises are designed to provide humanitarian assistance and medical care to people throughout Belize, while helping improve the skills of U.S. military medical forces. (U.S. Air Force photo by Capt. Holly Hess/Released)

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    Date Taken: 06.05.2013
    Date Posted: 06.12.2013 10:41
    Photo ID: 951251
    VIRIN: 130605-F-FO324-011
    Resolution: 4288x2848
    Size: 2.02 MB
    Location: DANGRIGA, BZ
    Web Views: 22
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    A medical professional dressed in full surgical attire is preparing instruments at a sterile surgical tray. She is wearing a blue surgical gown, cap, face mask, and latex gloves, and appears to be handling tubing or a medical instrument. A surgical microscope is visible to her left and a monitor to her right, suggesting an ophthalmic or microsurgical setting.
    A medical professional wearing blue surgical scrubs and latex gloves is handling instruments on a sterile surgical field covered with a blue drape. The table contains an organized array of surgical tools and medical supplies. The setting appears to be a sterile surgical or procedural environment.
    This image depicts an ophthalmic surgical procedure, likely cataract surgery or a similar eye operation. The patient's eye is held open with a wire speculum/lid retractor, and a surgical drape with an adhesive aperture is applied around the eye. The skin around the eye appears to have been prepared with an iodine-based antiseptic solution.
    A surgeon in blue surgical scrubs, cap, and mask is performing a microsurgical procedure using an Olympus surgical microscope mounted on a articulated arm. The surgeon is working with surgical instruments on a patient covered with sterile draping. The setting appears to be an operating room with medical equipment visible in the background.
    The image depicts a close-up of a surgical procedure being performed by at least two medical professionals wearing latex gloves and blue surgical gowns. A bright orange-yellow light source, likely an electrocautery or surgical light, illuminates the operative field through a small incision or wound opening. Surgical instruments including what appears to be a syringe and a cautery tool are being actively used.
    The image depicts a close-up of a surgical procedure being performed by at least two medical professionals wearing latex gloves. A surgical instrument, appearing to be forceps or hemostatic clamps, is being used at the operative site, which is illuminated by a bright surgical light. The blue surgical draping and sterile field are visible around the operative area.
    The image depicts a close-up of an ophthalmic (eye) surgical procedure being performed by two medical professionals wearing latex gloves and surgical gowns. A wire eyelid speculum is visible holding the eye open, and a fine surgical instrument (likely forceps or needle holder) is being used on the eye. Bright surgical illumination is visible within the operative field.
    A surgical team is performing what appears to be an ophthalmic (eye) surgery in an operating room. The primary surgeon is looking through a surgical microscope while working on a patient, with a monitor behind displaying a magnified view of the eye. A surgical assistant is visible in the background providing support.
    A surgical team of three medical professionals is performing a procedure in an operating room. The primary surgeon is using a surgical microscope to perform what appears to be a microsurgery, likely an ophthalmic or ENT procedure. The team is dressed in full sterile surgical attire including gowns, caps, and masks.
    A healthcare worker wearing teal scrubs, a blue surgical cap, white face mask, and latex gloves is handling a medical instrument tray in what appears to be a clinical or surgical preparation area. The individual is examining or preparing a rectangular metal/glass instrument case, likely for a sterile procedure. A blue-draped table with various medical supplies is visible in the foreground.
    The image shows two medical professionals performing a surgical procedure in an operating room, viewed through a partially open doorway. One surgeon is seated and working on a patient while looking through a surgical microscope, assisted by a standing scrub nurse or surgical assistant. Both are wearing standard surgical attire including blue gowns, caps, and face masks.
    The image shows a close-up of a medical/surgical procedure being performed by gloved hands using metal instruments. A bright orange-yellow light source (likely a fiber optic or surgical illumination device) is illuminating the surgical field. The patient area is draped with sterile white surgical drapes.

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