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cord-272248-d0ybu9o3	Bostanci Ceran, Basak	Airborne pathogen projection during ophthalmic examination	2020-06-25		.txt	text/plain	3353	170	48	In consideration of these occasions, the present study aims to simulate airborne pathogen projection through breathing, coughing, and sneezing during the ophthalmic examination and suggest preventive measures for diminishing transmission. In order to understand the social distancing phenomenon and airborne pathogen spread during the ophthalmic examination, two scenarios with two different conditions based on exit flow velocities were considered: The configurations for these cases are depicted in Fig. 2 . For instance, in case of an exit flow of~12,000 mm/s without any preventive action, Fig. 4 Airborne particle projection during the ophthalmic examination with the protective breath shield: a exhalation (the maximum flow velocity at the exit from the patient's mouth is~1000 mm/s), b coughing/sneezing (the maximum flow velocity at the exit from the patient's mouth is~12,000 mm/s) the average horizontal distance of the flow front was obtained to be~1300 mm.	./cache/cord-272248-d0ybu9o3.txt	./txt/cord-272248-d0ybu9o3.txt