Category: Eye trauma

I. What is the ocular surface? The “ocular surface”, as the name suggests, is the outer surface of the eye, which anatomically consists of the surface tissue between the upper…

Ocular trauma is the main cause of blindness in children, if we know more about the protection of children’s ocular trauma, it will certainly reduce the avoidable blindness of children…

Ocular trauma can be categorized into mechanical and non-mechanical according to the injury-causing factors. Mechanical ocular trauma is categorized into closed and open, and is the most common cause of…

Wearing contact lenses every day and your eyes are so dry? Your eyes are too tired, give it a quick boost! Don’t think that only carrots are good for your…

I remember one day when a group of panicked adults surrounded a 4-year-old girl in the emergency room. The girl’s face was covered with blood and she was crying. After…

Patient: Description of disease (onset time, main symptoms, hospitalization, etc.): Patient male, 60 years old, on January 3, 2012, due to splitting wood at home, accidentally broke his eyeball, and…

Patient XX, female, 28 years old, was injured by scissors in her right eye 8 months ago while making clothes for her one-year-old child, and underwent corneal laceration and cataract…

After traumatic brain injury, some patients will have protruding eyes and intracranial murmur, which is a typical manifestation of traumatic cavernous sinus fistula of the internal carotid artery, but some…

Ocular trauma is the most common childhood eye disease, and endophthalmitis is a serious complication of ocular trauma that can be devastating to vision. Because of their poor self-protection ability,…

First of all, parents should find out the approximate location and nature of the eye trauma. If it is a fall, blunt force contusion caused by hematoma under the eyelid,…