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A standardized classification of ocular trauma
Graefe's Archive for Clinical and Experimental Ophthalmology, 1996No internationally standardized classification of ocular trauma terminology has existed previously. Despite a growing interest in eye injuries, the absence of a common language continues to impede both clinical care and research.A classification has been developed initially based on the authors' extensive personal experience.
F, Kuhn +5 more
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OCULAR TRAUMA DURING AMNIOCENTESIS
Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 1973A 17-month-old infant had a histologically documented congenital epithelial cyst of the anterior chamber. The only possible source of antenatal penetrating trauma was transabdominal amniocentesis performed at 34 weeks of gestation for determination of erythroblastosis fetalis status. The morphologic structure of the cyst as well as the nature of ocular
H E, Cross, A E, Maumenee
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Postgraduate Medicine, 1991
Many types of ocular trauma can be diagnosed and treated in the primary care office, particularly if a slit lamp is available. Treatment for corneal abrasions consists of applying a cycloplegic medication, antibiotic ointment, and a patch (unless a corneal ulcer is suspected).
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Many types of ocular trauma can be diagnosed and treated in the primary care office, particularly if a slit lamp is available. Treatment for corneal abrasions consists of applying a cycloplegic medication, antibiotic ointment, and a patch (unless a corneal ulcer is suspected).
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Acta Ophthalmologica, 1979
A report on 105 cases of ocular trauma hospitalized in St. Joseph's Hospital in Reykjavik during a 12‐year period is presented. Of these patients 94 were males and 11 females. Thirty‐nine patients were children, and only six patients were older than 50 years. Most comon were occupational accidents (43 cases) and of these 29 were connected with industry.
U, Thordarson +2 more
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A report on 105 cases of ocular trauma hospitalized in St. Joseph's Hospital in Reykjavik during a 12‐year period is presented. Of these patients 94 were males and 11 females. Thirty‐nine patients were children, and only six patients were older than 50 years. Most comon were occupational accidents (43 cases) and of these 29 were connected with industry.
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1987
The purpose of this chapter is to describe the role of the vitreous in different types of mechanical trauma to the eyeball and the vitreous changes associated with these injuries.
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The purpose of this chapter is to describe the role of the vitreous in different types of mechanical trauma to the eyeball and the vitreous changes associated with these injuries.
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[Ocular trauma. Blunt ocular trauma].
Journal francais d'ophtalmologie, 2012Ocular traumas represent a major public health problem with poorly understood ramifications at both the individual and community levels. Any of the ocular structures can be damaged in the case of closed globe injury. These lesions, often multiple, may appear immediately or in a delayed fashion.
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Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 1999
Nicholas Robert Galloway +1 more
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Nicholas Robert Galloway +1 more
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Ultrasonography in Ocular Trauma
American Journal of Ophthalmology, 1973D J, Coleman, R L, Jack, L A, Franzen
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