OPEN GLOBE INJURY IN YAZD

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SHOJA M.R.; ARDAKANIAN M.

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Journal: BINA Year:2000 | Volume:5 | Issue:3 Page(s): 257-266

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OPEN GLOBE INJURY IN YAZD

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SHOJA M.R. | ARDAKANIAN M. | Issue Writer Certificate

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Purpose: To identify clinical factors that predicts ocular survival and final VA after open globe injury. Methods: A two year prospective study of 79 consecutively admitted patients who presented with open globe injury at Ra.ahan Eye Hospital between March 1997 to March 1999 was performed.Results: This study included 79 eye injuries. Fifty nine (74.7%) occurred in males and 20 (25.3%) in females. Mean age was 17.08 years. Left eye was more commonly involved (57%). Initial VA was an important predictor of final VA. Good initial VA>20/200 lead to final VA of 20/200 or better in 24% of patients. 40.6% of trauma occurred in first decade of life. Injuries less than 10mm and related to zone I, II predicted a good visual outcome. In our study endophthalmitis (5.1%) was much less likely to develop in eyes with primary repair within 24 hours of the injury (1.5%) than in eyes with more than 24 hours (21.4%, P=0.016).Conclusion: Significant predictive factors of final VA after open globe injury include: initial VA, wound length and location, mechanism of injury, APD and time of primary repair. Public education on the use of safety eye protector is necessary and may reduce the incidence of globe injury.

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SHOJA, M.R., & ARDAKANIAN, M.. (2000). OPEN GLOBE INJURY IN YAZD. BINA, 5(3), 257-266. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/42999/en

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SHOJA M.R., ARDAKANIAN M.. OPEN GLOBE INJURY IN YAZD. BINA[Internet]. 2000;5(3):257-266. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/42999/en

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M.R. SHOJA, and M. ARDAKANIAN, “OPEN GLOBE INJURY IN YAZD,” BINA, vol. 5, no. 3, pp. 257–266, 2000, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/42999/en

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