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Injuries of the Nasolacrimal Drainage System, common presentation [1, 3]. With the advances in radiology, it is possible to localize, classify, and plan the management in such cases [4]. As facial trauma is associated in a subset of cases, the need of comprehensive management cannot be ignored.

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Battlefield Trauma Care: Prehospital Management,ay ER practice. Nevertheless, they have a certain logic because the actions of myriad medical and non-medical staff have to be coordinated and be reproducible in all theatres of war. This chapter deals with the broad principles and the thought process which form the drills for pre hospital trauma care.

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Glaucoma in Trauma,g upon the extent of damage to the trabecular meshwork and disorganization and damage to other ocular structures. A long-term increase in IOP can lead to permanent damage to the optic nerve head and visual functions. Variable situations need customized management of IOP by medications or surgery.

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Posterior Segment Manifestations of Ocular Trauma and Their Management,of overall injuries, regular monitoring, and the initiation of prompt treatment. Given the potential blindness that may result from these posterior segment injuries despite aggressive intervention, as with other injuries, prevention of ocular war injuries cannot be overemphasised.

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Endophthalmitis Following Ocular Trauma in Armed Conflicts,n when needed. Ocular ultrasonography (A-B scan) for assessment of posterior segment in opaque media is quite fruitful. Correct management at forward medical centre can delay the progression of endophthalmitis and timely medical and surgical treatment at various echelons can save vision in many of these patients.

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Traumatic Uveitis and Sympathetic Ophthalmia,er of the eye. Uvea is a vascular structure made up of the iris, the ciliary body, and the choroid. Inflammation of the uveal tract is termed uveitis, and ocular inflammation following trauma is termed traumatic uveitis.