Anatomical and functional outcomes in contusion injuries of posterior segment

Abstract

Purpose To evaluate the clinical features, and anatomical and visual outcomes in patients with closed-globe contusion injury involving the posterior segment. Methods Retrospective review of posterior segment contusion injuries admitted to our tertiary referral center.

Surgical Management of Traumatic Retinal Detachment with Primary Vitrectomy in Adult Patients

“…RD is seen in up to 30% among all serious eye injuries and has a poor prognosis for successful outcome [5]. RD may accompany both open and close globe injuries [6, 7] but is more prevalent after closed globe injury (about 70–85%) [8]. RD has been reported to occur in up to 30% of open globe injuries and 6–36% of those with posterior segment IOFBs [9].…”

Subretinal tissue plasminogen-assisted vitrectomy for posttraumatic full-thickness macular hole with submacular hemorrhage

“…[ 2 ] However, the presence of traumatic optic neuropathy, RPE changes, and subretinal hemorrhage, frequent accompaniments in posttraumatic holes, continue to be the limiting factors for visual outcome in posttraumatic macular holes. [ 7 8 ]…”

Papillopathie traumatique : à propos d’un cas d’arrachement partiel du nerf optique

“…L'avulsion du nerf optique est une affection rare : dans une étude rétrospective de 115 cas de contusion du globe oculaire, seuls deux cas ont été recensés [2]. L'avulsion peut être partielle ou complète, elle se produit le plus souvent après un traumatisme isolé du globe oculaire [1] et la gravité de l'atteinte peut sembler disproportionnée par rapport au traumatisme causal de faible énergie.…”