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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8350-9383-6eased intraocular pressure. Removal of a foreign body and corneal rust ring, including the equipment required, is described in this chapter. Eye irrigation to remove toxins and chemicals is explained, along with the use of a Morgan Lens or a nasal cannula. Retrobulbar hematoma causing increased intr

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Firas Izzat Mahmoud Saleh,Noorliza Karialast few years due largely to point-of-care ultrasound’s low cost, ease of use, and ability to answer specific questions in a timely manner. Its use is particularly helpful in the undifferentiated patient, in whom there is a change in vision, where it may quickly and effectively augment or even repl

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Allure of the Temporary. How Is a Value?,ion is required. Trauma is the most common etiology of eye complaints that warrants a consultation. Emergent consultation is needed with a penetrating globe injury, laceration involving the tear duct system, and orbital fractures causing entrapment. Painful or red eyes are also another common compla

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Anatomy of the Eye,fic structures of the eye can help recognize and manage the differentials of the eye. This applies to both medical and traumatic pathologies. This chapter delves into the anatomy of the eye, focusing on highlighting the different structures that are highly relevant to the emergency medicine differen

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Evaluating Eye Complaints,thalmologic history and physical examination can provide the keys to diagnosis. This chapter evaluates the important historical and physical examination maneuvers required in the ophthalmologic evaluation, including ultrasound and the slit lamp examination.

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Eye Trauma,t of patients presenting with ocular complaints after traumatic injury and whether emergent or urgent ophthalmology evaluations are warranted. Some important ocular injuries include lacerations, hyphemas, iridodialysis, ruptured globe, ocular fractures, retrobulbar hemorrhage, intraocular foreign bo

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