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Burn reconstruction: Eye region
2012Facial burns occur in up to 30 % of thermal trauma patients admitted to burn units [1]. Eyelid and ocular involvement is relatively common [2], but the loss of an eye primarily from a thermal injury is rather rare [3]. Reasons therefore are mechanisms like protective movements of the head and arms to avoid the source of a burn, the blink reflex with ...
Andreas Heckmann, Peter M. Vogt
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TREATMENT OF CHEMICAL BURNS OF THE EYE
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1953THE VAST amount of literature on chemical burns of the eye has clearly outlined certain fundamental concepts of the altered physiology present in such injuries, but the application of this information is yet difficult to attain. Our knowledge of the basic mechanisms involved in ocular burns was considerably advanced during the war years through the ...
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Archives of Ophthalmology, 1946
T HE PROGRESSIVE nature of severe alkali burns of the eyes and the frequency of secondary complications are well known. The purpose of this communication is to outline the distinctive clinical and pathologic features, which may yield clues to the mechanism of action, and to emphasize the secondary reactions, against which are directed many of the ...
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T HE PROGRESSIVE nature of severe alkali burns of the eyes and the frequency of secondary complications are well known. The purpose of this communication is to outline the distinctive clinical and pathologic features, which may yield clues to the mechanism of action, and to emphasize the secondary reactions, against which are directed many of the ...
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