Trauma News

MILAN — Caring for patients in conflict zones, Ukrainian ophthalmologists work under constant pressure and face multiple challenges.

A 7-year-old boy was referred to the neuro-ophthalmology clinic at the New England Eye Center for evaluation of decreased vision in the right eye.

A group of international ocular trauma experts reached consensus that the Birmingham Eye Trauma Terminology system, or BETTs, is still appropriate for clinical use.

Every summer brings fireworks, pushing the physical dangers and risks of these fiery explosions to the forefront of the conversation.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — In eyes with severe injury, even when there is no light perception vision, there is no justification for primary enucleation.

DENVER — Approximately half of experts report routinely using antibiotics to treat orbital floor fractures and using steroids for traumatic optic neuropathy, according to survey results presented here.

In the final installment of a five-part series, Gary L. Legault, MD, discusses ophthalmic trauma management.

In the fourth part of a five-part series, Gary L. Legault, MD, discusses forms of eye protection for different sports.

In the final part of a five-part series, Annette Hoskin, BOptom, MBA, discusses how to best inform patients about eye safety.

In the third part of a five-part series, Gary L. Legault, MD, discusses eye injury screening.