Titlebook: Ocular Traumatology; Ferenc Kuhn Book 2008 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2008 Birmingham Eye Trauma Terminology.Classification.Eye Inj

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Terminology of Mechanical Injuries: the Birmingham Eye Trauma Terminology (BETT)they use to describe an eye injury are not standardized. If the terms used do not have straightforward definitions, practitioners cannot understand each other when discussing an ocular trauma case, nor can research be conducted, and its results published, without the risk of the data being misinterp

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Predicting the Severity of an Eye Injury: the Ocular Trauma Score (OTS)l consequence as soon as possible (“Will I go blind?”). Having prognostic information is equally important for the ophthalmologist while he is making triaging decisions (see Chap. 1.8) and as he is counseling the patient (see Chap. 1.4).

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Sclera and Limbus scleral “shell” to vital tissues such as the choroid, ciliary body, and the retina gives it significant clinical implications. Compared with most ocular tissues, the sclera has few pathologies. The limbus is one of the loci minoris resistantiae of the globe , which is further excerbated by the fact

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Iris and Pupilthe two main chambers of the eye. In addition, the iris has a cosmetic function, whose significance should not be underestimated. Restoration of the injured iris to its normal anatomy is one of the most neglected aspects of ocular traumatology.

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Lensllent, the outcome is generally much poorer because of the associated injuries (Table 2.7.2). Furthermore, several issues related to the management of eyes with lens injury remain controversial. Fig. 2.7.1 provides an overview of the trauma-related lens conditions. If the eye was pseudophakic at the