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Eye Injuries 1-Blunt(contusion) - PPT Presentation

2Perforating Injury 3Perforating Injury amp retained foreign body 4Chemicals acid alkaline amp burns 5Sonar sun rayes U ltra violet Enfera red 6Extraocular foreign body ID: 809460

perforating body iris foreign body perforating foreign iris haemorrhage injury amp corneal abrasion rupture tear lens hole vitreous iridodialysis

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Slide1

Eye Injuries

Slide2

1-Blunt(contusion)

2-Perforating Injury

3-Perforating

Injury & retained

foreign body

4-Chemicals ( acid – alkaline ) & burns

5-Sonar (

sun

rayes

U

ltra violet

Enfera

red)

6-Extraocular foreign body

Slide3

Blunt Trauma

By fist ball can cause abrasion to rupture globe

1-

cornea

( abrasion –

oedema

– staining – tear )

2-

sclera

(rupture –

haemorrhage

)

3-

iris &

ciliary

body

(

miosis

mydriasis

– laceration –

iridodialysis

antiflexion

retroflexion

aniridia

cyclodialysis

hyphaema

)

4-

lens

(

vossius’s

ring – cataract – dislocation – subluxation – tear )

5-

vitreous

( opacities –

haemorrhage

– herniation – loss )

6-

choroid

(rupture –

haemorrhage

– detachment )

7-

retina

( macular edema – degeneration – cyst hole – retinal tear – retinopathy )

8-

optic nerve

( atrophy – avulsion )

Slide4

Eversion Of Eyelid 1

Eversion Of Eyelid 2

Slide5

Orbital and

subconjunctival

haemorrage

Slide6

Corneal foreign body

Corneal abrasion

staind

with

furecein

Slide7

Hyphaema

Iridodialysis

Slide8

Subluxated

lens

Slide9

Metal foreign body embedded the iris

Perforating wound with prolapsed iris inferiorly

Slide10

Perforating Injury

Aim of treatment :

i

. To save vision

ii. To prevent sympathetic

ophthalmitis

Signs :

1

. drop of VA

2

.

Hypotony

3

. Shallow AC –

hage

4. change of pupil

5.

conj

edema (

chemosis

)

6.

subconj

hage

7. iris hole

8. wound track in corneal , lens & vitreous

Slide11

Perforating

Injury with retained foreign body

( iron – steel – stone – glass – lead pellet – wood spicules )

Effects :

1. mechanical

2. infection

3. chemical action ( inert metal – little reaction – suppuration )

4. degenerative changes (

siderosis

-

chalcosis

)

Slide12

Choroidal

tears and

haemorrhage

Solar macular burn