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EYE SYMPTOMS IN CASES OF CERVICAL TRAUMA Mamoru TANAKA 1 , Naoki KAGEYAMA 1 , Reiko YAMADA 2 , Isamu TSUKAHARA 2 1Department of Neurosurgery, Kansai Medical College 2Department of Ophthalmology, Kansai Medical College pp.637-642
Published Date 1969/6/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406202550
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Blurred vision, retrobulbar pain, conjunctival hy-peremia and epiphora are frequently noted in the patients with cervical syndrome following cranio-cervical trauma, especially after whiplash injuries. Accommodative power, intraocular tension, diameter of pupils, width of palpebral fissure and exophthal-mic grade were examined in the patients with these eye symptoms.

The occurrence of eye symptoms was seen in about 9% of total head and neck injuries and in 22.5% of traumatic cervical syndrome in our clinic. So-called Barre's syndrome, the posterior cervical sympathetic syndrome were noticed in 85% of the cases with the eye symptoms, but in only 32% of those who had no such symptoms. The onset of the eye symptoms has a tendency to be delayed, compared with that of other local cervical syndromes such as neck pain or occipitalgia.

The results of the above-mentioned ophthalmolo-gical examination showed intraocular hypotension, asymmetry of intraocular tension and disturbance of accomoclative power in most cases with eye symp-toms. As far as the above eye symptoms were concerned, stellate ganglion blocks with local anes-thetics were very effective.

It is emphasized that these eye symptoms are induced by the irritation of cervical sympathetic system.


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