[Pediatric] Atlas of Corneal foreign body and corneal abrasion

Atlas of Corneal foreign body and corneal abrasion, CLINICAL ATLAS, PEDIATRIC ATLAS, OPHTHALMOLOGY, atlas in medical, tuyenlab.net

FIGURE 1. Fluorescein stains green, indicating corneal abrasion.

FIGURE 2. A. Wood chip is visible in the cornea on close inspection of the eye.
B. Slit-lamp examination reveals this wood chip has penetrated the cornea.

FIGURE 3. Metallic foreign body with rust ring within the corneal
stroma and conjunctival injection.

FIGURE 4. Small corneal ulcer in the visual axis.

FIGURE 5. Large corneal scar from previous ulcerations secondary
to contact lens use. The scar obscures the visual axis and this young
patient is awaiting a corneal transplant.

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