Titlebook: Management of Open Globe Injuries; Seanna Grob,Carolyn Kloek Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Nature 2018

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Case 4: Zone I Pediatric Open Globe Managementdirectly in the left eye by a wooden stick. The patient was seen at another hospital and transferred to Massachusetts Eye & Ear (MEE) due to concern for open-globe injury. On presentation, the patient was found to have a large, vertical, corneal laceration extending from 12 to 6:30 o’clock with iris

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Case 6: Dehiscence of Penetrating Keratoplasty from Blunt Trauma blunt trauma to the right eye. The patient underwent immediate repair of the dehisced corneal transplant with interrupted 10-0 nylon sutures under general anesthesia. Her wound was closed successfully and her post-operative care involved treatment for aphakia. She was fitted with a hybrid contact l

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Case 9: Zone I/II Open Globe Injury from Metal Bearingg from the spindle of a boat trailer. The patient underwent surgical repair with repositioning of uveal tissue using an intraocular sweeping technique and reapproximation of the corneal limbus with interrupted nylon sutures. Post-operatively, vitreous hemorrhage resolved spontaneously without any vi

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Case 11: Zone III Open Globe Injury from Fallnt from a fall. The patient initially presented with 360-degree bullous subconjunctival hemorrhage and dense vitreous hemorrhage prompting surgical exploration and identification of the posterior rupture. The patient underwent repair of this open globe injury and then followed up for a retinal evalu

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Case 12: Zone III Rupture Requiring Muscle Take-Down After Hockey Stick Injuryotions (HM), intraocular pressure (IOP) was 5, and there was an afferent pupillary defect (APD) by reverse. During surgical exploration, the rupture was identified at the equator, approximately 15 mm posterior to the limbus. The wound ran posterior to the lateral rectus muscle insertion, which was t