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ISBN-10 :  3319724096 

ISBN-13 :  9783319724096

Author:  Seanna Grob, Carolyn Kloek 

This book uses a unique case-based approach to review the intra-operative and peri-operative management of patients with severe ocular trauma and open globe injuries.  The case- based structure of this text allows readers to easily reference the type of injury they are treating in order to assist with management of their patients and to recognize indications to involve other ophthalmic and surgical specialties in the management of patients with open globe injuries. Management of Open Globe Injuries will be an indispensable resource for ophthalmologists who are called upon to care for patients who have suffered open globe trauma.

Management of Open Globe Injuries 1st Table of contents:

Part I. Management of Open Globe Injuries
1. Classification of Open Globe Injuries
2. Pre-Operative Management of Open Globe Injury
3. Pre-Operative Counseling and Intraoperative Considerations and Instruments
4. Post-Operative Management
5. Controversies in Open Globe Injury Management
Part II. Case-Based Approach to Open Globe Injuries
6. Case 1: Linear Corneal Laceration from Scissors
7. Case 2: Linear Corneal Laceration from Broken Glass
8. Case 3: Stellate Corneal Laceration from a Motor Vehicle Accident
9. Case 4: Zone I Pediatric Open Globe Management
10. Case 5: Limbus to Limbus Corneal Laceration from Nail Gun Injury
11. Case 6: Dehiscence of Penetrating Keratoplasty from Blunt Trauma
12. Case 7: Zone II Open Globe Injury from Cell Phone
13. Case 8: Extracapsular Cataract Extraction Wound Rupture
14. Case 9: Zone I/II Open Globe Injury from Metal Bearing
15. Case 10: Zone I/II Open Globe Injury from Blunt Trauma with a Wrench
16. Case 11: Zone III Open Globe Injury from Fall
17. Case 12: Zone III Rupture Requiring Muscle Take-Down After Hockey Stick Injury
18. Case 13: Zone II/III Laceration from a Cat Claw
19. Case 14: Penetrating Zone II/III Open Globe Injury from a Knife
20. Case 15: Zone II/III Open Globe due to Stab Wound from Knife Assault During Intimate Partner Violence
21. Case 16: Zone I/II/III Open Globe Injury with Retinal Strike Site and Post-operative Strabismus
22. Case 17: Zone I Open Globe Injury with Primary Lens Removal
23. Case 18: Delayed Presentation Zone I Open Globe Injury with Traumatic Cataract
24. Case 19: Zone I Open Globe Injury with Traumatic Cataract Requiring Secondary Lens Extraction in a Pediatric Case
25. Case 20: Zone I Open Globe Repair with Secondary Removal of Lens Using a Pars Plana Approach
26. Case 21: Zone I Open Globe Injury with Anterior Foreign Body from a Pencil Tip
27. Case 22: Zone I/II Open Globe Injury with Anterior Metallic Wire Foreign Body
28. Case 23: Zone I Open Globe Injury with Foreign Body Extending Through the Cornea, Lens, and into Vitreous
29. Case 24: Perforating Zone I and III Open Globe Injury with Traumatic Cataract, Iris Loss, and Metallic Foreign Body Removal
30. Case 25: Open Globe Injury with Posterior Foreign Body
31. Case 26: Tissue Loss in Open Globe Injuries: A Case of an Open Globe Requiring Corneal Patch Graft
32. Case 27: Zone I Open Globe Injury Requiring Corneal Glue
33. Case 28: Zone I/II Open Globe Injury with Corneal Patch Graft and Corneal Glue
34. Case 29: Traumatic Evisceration
35. Case 30: Traumatic Enucleation
36. Case 31: Delayed Presentation Zone I/II Open Globe Injury
37. Case 32: Delayed-Presentation Zone I/II Open Globe Injury Requiring Corneal Glue
38. Case 33: Delayed Zone I Open Globe Injury with Corneal Ulcer and Hypopyon
39. Case 34: Globe Injury with Concurrent Intracranial Injury
40. Case 35: Orbital Foreign Body with Concern for Open Globe Requiring Exploration
41. Case 36: Bilateral Open Globe Injury Stemming from an Assault
42. Case 37: Zone I/II/III Open Globe Injury with Orbital Fractures
43. Case 38: Self-sealing Open Globe Injury
44. Case 39: Delayed Presentation Zone I Open Globe Injury at Site of Previous Trauma
45. Case 40: Iridodialysis Repair Following a Zone I Open Globe Injury
46. Case 41: Zone I Open Globe Injury with Retained Corneal Foreign Body and Lens Capsule Violation
47. Case 42: Open Globe Rupture and Retinal Detachment with Retinal Incarceration from Baseball Injury
48. Case 43: Large Zone III Open Globe from a Finger Injury While Playing Basketball
49. Case 44: Severe Zone I/II Open Globe Injury with Stellate Wound Repair Followed by Enucleation
50. Case 45: Endophthalmitis After Open Globe Injury Repair
51. Case 46: Wound Leak After Open Globe Repair Requiring Corneal Glue and Re-suturing
52. Case 47: Zone I/II Open Globe Repair with Post-Operative Elevated Intraocular Pressure
53. Case 48: Zone I/II/III Open Globe and Eyelid Lacerations from a Box Cutter with Post-Operative Wound Dehiscence
54. Case 49: Corneal Ulcer Associated with Sutures After Zone I/II Open Globe Injury
55. Case 50: Sympathetic Ophthalmia After Open Globe Repair

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