treatise on the diseases of the eye. London: Longman, Brown, Green and Longmans. 1954: 611–621. Kaden, R. [Historic notices of Louis braille and the development ...

If the eye is significantly damaged as a result of an initial blast wave, such that it cannot be properly repaired, primary enucleation may be a reasonable option. Another instance where ...

Furthermore, four children suffered severe injuries to their eyes and underwent enucleation, which is the removal of the eye from the orbit. "Parents must be very careful and supervise their ...

A blood spot in the white of your eye, known as a subconjunctival hemorrhage, is caused by the bursting of tiny blood vessels beneath the clear surface of the eye. It is typically a harmless condition ...

Eye drops can be a lifesaver if you deal with red, watery, itchy or dry eyes caused by allergies, contact lenses, a dry climate or other eye conditions. To help you find the best over-the-counter ...

The most common postoperative complication was blepharoptosis (10.5%), followed by eye discharge (6.4%), implant exposure (4.5%), conjunctival contracture (4.5%), ectropion (3.5%) and implant ...

The prognosis for intraocular melanoma depends on several factors, such as whether the cancer cells have spread, whether you’ve had cancer before, which part of the eye the cancer is located in, and ...

Uveal melanoma is the most common primary malignancy of the eye and frequently leads to metastatic death. Until the mid-20th Century, the only treatment for uveal melanoma was enucleation.

For example, cataracts have no treatment, except for surgery, just like in humans. In painful situations that cannot be cured with treatment, removal of the eye (enucleation) may be recommended. There ...

Complete regression of vitreous seeds was achieved in 17 of 17 eyes (100%). At a mean follow-up of 23.8 months (median, 24 months; range, 15.1–34.1 months), one eye (6%) with a recurrent retinal ...