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
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Slide1
Eye Injuries
Slide21-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
Slide3Blunt 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 )
Slide4Eversion Of Eyelid 1
Eversion Of Eyelid 2
Slide5Orbital and
subconjunctival
haemorrage
Slide6Corneal foreign body
Corneal abrasion
staind
with
furecein
Slide7Hyphaema
Iridodialysis
Slide8Subluxated
lens
Slide9Metal foreign body embedded the iris
Perforating wound with prolapsed iris inferiorly
Slide10Perforating 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
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
)
Slide12Choroidal
tears and
haemorrhage
Solar macular burn