- Integumentary System/ Skin
- Eye/ Ear/ Nose and Throat
- Nervous System / Neurology
- Musculoskeletal / Orthopaedics / Rheumatology
- Circulatory System / Heart / Vessels
- Respiratory System / Lungs / Chest Wall
- Gastrointestinal System / Abdomen / Abdominal Wall
- Breast/Endocrine System
- Haemopoietic System / Haematology / Blood / Blood Products
- Renal System / Urology / Male Reproductive System
- Nutrition / Metabolism
- Infectious Diseases
- Clincal Pharmacology
- Clincal Oncology
- Clincal Immunology
- Critical Care / Anaesthesia / Emergency Medicine
Table of Content
- Integumentary System/ Skin
- Eye/ Ear/ Nose and Throat
- Nervous System / Neurology
- Musculoskeletal / Orthopaedics / Rheumatology
- Circulatory System / Heart / Vessels
- Respiratory System / Lungs / Chest Wall
- Gastrointestinal System / Abdomen / Abdominal Wall
- Breast/Endocrine System
- Haemopoietic System / Haematology / Blood / Blood Products
- Renal System / Urology / Male Reproductive System
- Nutrition / Metabolism
- Infectious Diseases
- Clincal Pharmacology
- Clincal Oncology
- Clincal Immunology
- Critical Care / Anaesthesia / Emergency Medicine
Traumatic eye injuries
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The source provides a comprehensive medical review on ocular trauma, offering guidance for clinicians, particularly those in general practice, on the assessment and management of various eye injuries. It details a structured approach to evaluating patients with trauma, stressing the importance of detailed history and examination to determine the urgency of referral to an ophthalmology service. The review covers specific injuries, including chemical burns, orbital fractures, corneal foreign bodies, and closed and open globe injuries, emphasizing the need for accurate initial assessment and timely intervention to prevent permanent vision loss. Furthermore, it introduces the modified Birmingham Eye Trauma Terminology (BETT) classification system to standardize the description of mechanical eye and periocular injuries.