Some pictures of eye injuries

Insertion of the temporary keratoprosthesis in the trephined cornea

Severely traumatized eyes deserve surgical exploration with direct

visualization of the ...retina and the optic disk by an experienced eye trauma

surgeon...

from top left clockwise-- two-strut Landers-Foulks; four-strut Landers-Foulks; Eckardt;Landers wide-field

A small piece of iron has lodged near the margin of the cornea

A smallA small piece of iron has lodged near the margin of the cornea piece of iron has lodged near the margin of the cornea

Black eye

Classification and external resources

Illustration of a "black eye".

                              

 

Close-up of a black eye after 3 days of formation. The blood has been absorbed, but the iron-laden pigments in the blood remain in the tissue leaving a discoloration that may persist for several weeks or months.

Close-up of a black eye after 3 days of formation. The blood has been absorbed, but the iron-laden pigments in the blood remain in the tissue leaving a discoloration that may persist for several weeks or months

hyphema

Fig. 2Patient with light perception vision after treatment of endophthalmitis and removal of intraocular foreign body

Fig. 1Patient with endophthalmitis associated with retained intraocular foreign body

chemosis

CT showing intraocular foreign body

Figure 1: (a) Anterior segment optical coherence tomography image of the right eye showing the area of scleral discontinuity with a heterogeneous high reflectivity noted internally. The peripheral anterior chamber structures are also seen, with ruptured zonules. (b) Ultrasound biomicroscopy image of the right eye in case 1 shows the area of sclera rupture in much better detail. (c) Ultrasound biomicroscopy image over the phacocele shows a clearly demarcated structure within the subconjunctival cyst, with multiple layers of the crystalline lens

These pictures are related to the study letter (F) in the text:

Figure 3: Slit-lamp photograph of the right eye in case 2 shows a superior conjunctival mass with a diameter of 13 mm revealed by lifting the upper lid

Figure 2: External photographs of the left eye with the lid raised (a, b) in case 3 show a large, elevated subconjunctival mass with subconjunctival hemorrhage around its base. Slit-lamp photograph without elevating the lid shows aphakia (c)

Figure 4: Ultrasound biomicroscopy over the cyst shown in Fig. 4 shows a clearly demarcated structure within the cyst

Fundus fluorescein angiogram in the left eye showed central retinal artery occlusion with capillary non-perfusion in

Related to study letter (G)

                    

 

Iridodialysis caused by blunt trauma to the eyeIridodialyses are usually caused by blunt trauma to the eye,2 but may also be caused by penetrating eye injuries.3 An iridodialysis

Iridodialysis by ablunt trauma

Cyst progression after two months

Scleral rupture

Ruptured globe with erupted ocular contents

Ruptured globe ,red eye

Ruptured globe

Vossius ring

Conjunctival and scleral sharp wound

Iridodialysis

Intraocular foreign body

Chemical burn injury

Traumatic cataract and siderosis

Sympathetic opthalmitis