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March 15–17, 2027Singapore · Village Hotel Changi

Talk Details · IOC 2025

Various types of ocular injuries and highlights the significance of timely treatment to prevent visual loss

Keynote · Virtual · Day 2

Abstract

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Ocular injuries are kind of common ocular disorders sndvtheur timely treatment is very important to prevent any kind of visual loss the type of ocular injuries are:
Perforating, Non perforating, Blunt, Finger nail injuries, Chemical, R t a related eye injuries, Sports related, Hen peck eye injuries, Battered bay syndrome also known as shaken baby syndrome Add to list of eye injuries is PELLET HIT EYE INJURIES
Keywords: Perforating, Non perforating, Blunt eye trauma, Finger nail eye injuries Acid and  Alkaline eye burns, PELLET hit eye injuries
Introduction: Any kind of eye injury is a kind of emergency. One ocular emergency which has to be operated within 24 hours is rupture globe PELLET hit eye injuries is the latest addition to eye injuries which took place in Kashmir few years ago to control mob by using PELLET GUN EACH pellet gun releases about 66 lead bodies which once stricken eye or ocular adnexa cause different types of eye injuries which can be mild moderate severe from Lid hematoma SC HEMARGHE conjunctival tear corneal tear hyphae vitreous homage try cataract ret detachment retained intra or extracurricular of body
Scenarios of Blunt Trauma: Lid Hematoma, Sub conjunctival Haemorrhage, Iridodialysis, Cyclodialysis, Iridemia, Traumatic Mydriasis, Traumatic Meiosis, Iris Sphincter Rupture, Wasius Ring, Implantation Cyst of the Iris, Iris Atrophy, Traumatic Polycoria, Traumatic Cataract, Rosette Cataract, Vitreous Hemorrhage, Choroidal Rupture, Retinal Detachment, Macular Edema.
Chemical Burns: Alkaline burns are more severe compared to acid burns due to their ability to penetrate deeper into the tissues.

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Gowhar Ahmad

Gowhar Ahmad

Florence Hospital Srinagar, India

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