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2018
‘Ocular Trauma’ provides the reader with a practical approach to the assessment and management of ophthalmic injuries. Covering common problems such as blunt trauma, orbital fractures, lid lacerations, chemical injury, penetrating injuries and hyphaema, it also includes less common but serious threats such as thermal and laser-induced injuries. Using a
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‘Ocular Trauma’ provides the reader with a practical approach to the assessment and management of ophthalmic injuries. Covering common problems such as blunt trauma, orbital fractures, lid lacerations, chemical injury, penetrating injuries and hyphaema, it also includes less common but serious threats such as thermal and laser-induced injuries. Using a
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La Revue du praticien, 1995
In eye trauma every structure of the eyeball can be injured by three classical mechanisms: laceration, blunt trauma, intraocular foreign body. The lesions are studied from the front to the back, describing diagnostic and therapeutic problems. Superficial corneal ulcerations and foreign bodies are the most common and often mild.
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In eye trauma every structure of the eyeball can be injured by three classical mechanisms: laceration, blunt trauma, intraocular foreign body. The lesions are studied from the front to the back, describing diagnostic and therapeutic problems. Superficial corneal ulcerations and foreign bodies are the most common and often mild.
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Immunopathophysiology of trauma-related acute kidney injury
Nature Reviews Nephrology, 2020David A C Messerer +2 more
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