[The treatment of penetrating eye injuries].

V, Lupaşco; V, Boiştean; T, Blanunţa; I, Jeru

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[The treatment of penetrating eye injuries].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 09 Dec 1997 Romanian Journal:Oftalmologia (Bucharest, Romania : 1990), volume 41 (issn: 1220-0875,

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Authors: V, Lupaşco; V, Boiştean; T, Blanunţa; I, Jeru;

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[The treatment of penetrating eye injuries].

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Abstract

Data about eye traumatism at the Republican Ophthalmologic Center are presented. 791 patients have been investigated: 52.3% with penetrated wounds; in 19.3% cases we detected foreign intraocular bodies. Fibrinolysin and dexamethazone have been introduced during operation in the case of fibrinoplastic inflammatory process with crystalline lens masses in the anterior camera. As a result we noted a positive evolution in the postoperative period.

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Adult, Eye Foreign Bodies, Romania, Humans, Combined Modality Therapy, Eye Injuries, Penetrating

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