Purpose: Prospective study of fireworks related eye injuries in India Methods: Patients admitted during 2009-2013. Results: Total: 82 eyes from 66 patients, 40/66 (60%) by Rockets. Mean age 14 years. Male predominance (47, 70%), 50% minors (< 16 yrs), Most common: lids, corneal erosions and abrasions (25/82, 30%). Severe: 8/82 eyes (10%) mostly due to falling rocket stick and unexploded cracker...

Between November 1980 and September 1985 20 patients in Ireland sustained accidental ocular shotgun injuries severe enough to necessitate hospital admission. Eight patients had contusion injuries and 12 perforating injuries. Contusion damage was disproportionate to the size of the pellet. Through and through perforation of the globe occurred in eight patients; the remaining four patients in thi...

Eye injuries affect approximately two million people annually. Various studies that have evaluated the injury tolerance of animal and human eyes from blunt impacts are summarized herein. These studies date from the late 60s to present and illustrate various methods for testing animal and human cadaver eyes exposed to various blunt projectiles including metal rods, BBs, baseballs, and foam piece...

PURPOSE To analyse the demographic data, clinical characteristics, management and prognosis of patients with firework-related eye injuries. METHODS A retrospective review was performed of patients with eye injuries related to fireworks referred to TianJin Eye Hospital in North China from 2008 to 2013. Demographic information, clinical features, management and visual outcome were analysed and ...

INTRODUCTION The purpose of this study was to characterise and describe the epidemiology of all eye injuries presenting to the National University Hospital (NUH). MATERIALS AND METHODS A prospective study was conducted over a 7-week period (11/4/2005 to 29/5/2005) on all ophthalmic trauma patients seen by the Department of Ophthalmology in NUH. Data on patient presentation, source of injury a...

-This paper focuses on the eye injuries related to airbags during frontal crashes of motor vehicles. This investigation will address the deformation of the eye part during the impact. The objectives of this work are to observe the behaviour of the eye during the impact, and also try to analysis the simulated stresses and strains to clinically observed injuries. Two eye models were generated by ...

INTRODUCrION Trauma is the commonest cause of eye disease. In the five years up to August 1969, 376 perforating eye injuries were treated in the Eye & Ear Clinic, Royal Victoria Hospital, the main causes being accidents and play in children, and road traffic accidents in adults. Only twenty-one were due to assault, usually with the list or broken glass, one was due to a butt with the head and o...