2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.cxom.2020.11.002
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Ocular Injury and Emergencies Around the Globe

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“…Therefore, a comprehensive examination should be performed by an ophthalmologist in case of any orbital trauma. 13 In the study of Kang et al, 14 the most common ocular complaints were superficial ocular trauma, conjunctivitis, and burns. In other studies on eye-related disorders in the emergency department, it was reported that both the male gender were more dominant, and the main complaints were trauma and infective conditions.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Therefore, a comprehensive examination should be performed by an ophthalmologist in case of any orbital trauma. 13 In the study of Kang et al, 14 the most common ocular complaints were superficial ocular trauma, conjunctivitis, and burns. In other studies on eye-related disorders in the emergency department, it was reported that both the male gender were more dominant, and the main complaints were trauma and infective conditions.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…O tempo médio entre o trauma e a reconstrução canalicular está dentro do período ideal estipulado pela literatura, com a reparação devendo ocorrer dentro de 48 horas do trauma, (10) visto a dificuldade para a identificação das porções do canalículo lesado e a presença de pequeno grau de fibrose em sua porção distal após esse período. (3,16) A totalidade de nossos casos teve seu procedimento em ambiente de centro cirúrgico, o que está associado ao resultado final cirúrgico, variando o tipo de anestesia utilizada de acordo com a faixa etária e a complexidade do trauma, apesar de a utilização de uma anestesia geral ter relação positiva com o sucesso cirúrgico.…”
Section: Discussionunclassified
“…(8) O sucesso terapêutico almejado com a reconstrução cirúrgica das vias lacrimais consiste na ausência de epífora no período pós-operatório tardio, após a retirada do material de intubação, variando de acordo com o material utilizado e o tempo de intubação, o tempo entre o trauma e a reparação cirúrgica, a experiência do cirurgião, o local de cirurgia e as lesões associadas. (3,6,9,10) O objetivo do estudo é avaliar o perfil clínico-epidemiológico dos pacientes com trauma palpebral com laceração de canalículo lacrimal associado, fatores relacionados ao trauma e à intervenção cirúrgica e o sucesso anatômico e funcional pós-cirúrgico.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…It should be remembered that open globe injuries (OGI), chemical injuries, orbital compartment syndrome (OCS) and globe subluxation are true ophthalmic emergencies and should be prioritized as such. 5 Pitfalls in assessing the ophthalmic trauma victim may be classified into clinical assessment errors and ancillary investigation errors. Some of these which are preventable include an ophthalmologist or a trained clinician not being available to perform a comprehensive ophthalmic trauma assessment, not ascertaining the best possible bedside age-appropriate visual acuity assessment, examination performed by an untrained or poorly trained medical or allied health personnel, failure to ensuring structural integrity of the globe or even maintaining a suspicion for the same, missing bilateral globe injuries, 6 lack of proper pupillary assessment of both the affected and contralateral eye, not documenting the zones of injury, 7 and failure to sufficiently assess injuries to the adjacent ocular adnexal and periorbital soft tissue and bony injuries.…”
Section: Assessment Errorsmentioning
confidence: 99%