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Clinical Pattern of Pediatric Ocular Trauma in Fast Developing Country
International Emergency Nursing, 2011 Background: Ocular trauma is a significant problem in pediatric patients. Also, leads to visual toss throughout the world there are no data of pediatric ocular trauma in Arabian Gulf Countries in the current ...
Abdülbari Bener, Shakeel P Hashim
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Characteristics of Pediatric Ocular Trauma in a Pediatric Emergency Department in Japan
American Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2023Pediatric ocular trauma is a common complaint in pediatric emergency departments (ED) and is a major cause of acquired monocular blindness. However, data on its epidemiology and management in the ED are lacking. The objective of this study was to describe the characteristics and management of pediatric ocular trauma patients who visited a Japanese ...
Takaaki Mori
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Pediatric Ocular Trauma: Characteristics and Outcomes Among a French Cohort (2007–2016)
Archives De Pediatrie, 2020 International audiencePediatric ocular trauma is a major cause of acquired monocular blindness. Post-traumatic visual impairment can lead to significant handicap. In France, recent data on the epidemiology of pediatric ocular trauma are lacking.
Vincent Soler, Isabelle Claudet
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The epidemiology and etiology of pediatric ocular trauma
Survey of Ophthalmology, 2013Eighteen million people worldwide have uniocular blindness from traumatic injury. Injuries occur disproportionally commonly in childhood. Every year a quarter of a million children present with serious ocular trauma. For the vast majority the injury is preventable. We review the international literature that identifies high-risk circumstances.
Joseph, Abbott, Peter, Shah
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Pattern of pediatric ocular trauma in India
The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 2002The aim of the study is to identify the causes, demographic and clinical profile and evaluate final visual outcome of pediatric ocular injuries.Two hundred and four children aged fourteen years or less presenting to the emergency services of a tertiary care centre with ocular injury were included.
Rohit, Saxena +5 more
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Pediatric Ocular Trauma: A Retrospective Survey
Journal of Pediatric Ophthalmology & Strabismus, 1994ABSTRACT A retrospective, cross-sectional survey was conducted of all pediatrie trauma cases seen by the ophthalmology department at our institution from January 1986 to December 1991. The study included 504 patients who were 15 years old or younger.
M A, Cascairo, M L, Mazow, T C, Prager
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Major Pediatric Ocular Trauma in Taiwan
Journal of Pediatric Ophthalmology & Strabismus, 2010Purpose: To investigate major pediatric ocular trauma in Taiwan. Methods: Retrospective review of medical records of all patients 15 years and younger who were hospitalized with a primary diagnosis of eye injury at National Cheng Kung University Hospital, Taiwan, between June 1988 ...
Mei-Ling, Liu +7 more
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2008
• Most traumatic corneal abrasions should not be patched. Topical non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs are helpful in reducing the associated pain.
Scott R. Lambert, Amy K. Hutchinson
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• Most traumatic corneal abrasions should not be patched. Topical non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs are helpful in reducing the associated pain.
Scott R. Lambert, Amy K. Hutchinson
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2017
Ocular injuries are the leading cause of acquired monocular blindness in pediatric patients. Children and even adolescents are often unaware of the consequences of high-risk behavior, and thus are more vulnerable to ocular trauma than adults. Ophthalmologists must participate in a team approach to rule out apparent or occult life-threatening injuries ...
Charles D. McCanna, James A. Deutsch
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Ocular injuries are the leading cause of acquired monocular blindness in pediatric patients. Children and even adolescents are often unaware of the consequences of high-risk behavior, and thus are more vulnerable to ocular trauma than adults. Ophthalmologists must participate in a team approach to rule out apparent or occult life-threatening injuries ...
Charles D. McCanna, James A. Deutsch
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Evaluation and classification of pediatric ocular trauma
Pediatric Emergency Care, 1999To offer to the pediatric emergency physician consistent and unambiguous terms for the description of pediatric ocular trauma, based upon an adapted version of a standardized classification system. To show the potential effect of this reclassification system in a tertiary care emergency department.The authors reviewed a new classification system of ...
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