Non-traumatic open globe injuries: presenting characteristics and visual outcomes.
Non-traumatic open globe injuries: presenting characteristics and visual outcomes.
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非创伤性开放性眼球损伤:呈现特征和视觉结果。
DOI:
10.1038/s41433-021-01869-4
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发表时间:
2022
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Crowell,EricL
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作者:
Gross,AndrewW;Fan,JamesZ;Pfeiffer,MargaretL;Chuang,AliceZ;Richani,Karina;Crowell,EricL
PurposeTo describe clinical characteristics and visual outcomes of non-traumatic open globe injuries.SettingA level 1 trauma centre in a large urban medical centre.DesignRetrospective study.MethodsCharts of non-traumatic open globe patients admitted to MHH-TMC from 1/2010 to 3/2015 were reviewed for demographics, cause, clinical characteristics, visual acuity (VA) and enucleation.ResultsThirty eyes were included: 15 (50%) were males with a mean age of 47 (±28) years. All presented with zone 1 injury. Twenty-five (83%) had a perforated corneal ulcer. Presenting VA was count fingers (n= 3, 10%) to NLP (n= 6, 20%). Twenty-four (80%) involved infection, 5 (17%) congenital, 3 (10%) chemical burn and 2 (7%) neurotrophic. Conjunctival injection (n= 22, 77%), corneal opacification (n= 20, 71%) and relative afferent pupillary defect (n= 9, 44%) were common. After treatment, 23 (88%) were worse than 6/60 (20/200), 9 (35%) were NLP and 8 (27%) required enucleation.ConclusionsOften non-traumatic open globe injuries are zone 1 and due to perforated infectious ulcers. Compared to previously reported traumatic injuries, these have higher rates of enucleation (27% vs 8%) and poorer final VA (88% vs 68% worse than 6/60 20/200).