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Review of globe rupture following blunt trauma Akiko Higuchi 1 , Mihori Kita 1 , Akiko Arisawa 1 , Takuya Suzuki 1 , Masaki Komatsu 1 , Yuki Ikeguchi 1 , Junichi Kogishi 1 , Tomoe Kawamoto 1 , Miho Matsumoto 1 1Dept of Ophthalmol, Otsu Red Cross Hosp pp.1121-1125
Published Date 2002/6/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1410907797
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We reviewed 21 eyes of 21 cases of eyeball rupture during the past 5 years. Their ages ranged from 25 to 92 years, average 67 years. Dementia and high myopia were present in 6 cases each. Past history of eye surgery was present in 12 eyes. The trauma was due to falling down 11 cases, blow 9 cases, and traffic accident 1 case. Globe rup-ture was located in the sclera in 16 eyes, in the cornea in 2 and corneoscleral in 3. The wound was parallel to the lim-bus in 15 eyes. The size of the wound averaged 15.3 mm. The intraocular lens was dislocated in all 8 pseudophakic eyes. The retina was prolapsed in 4 eyes. Retinal detachment was present in 15 eyes. Vitrectomy was performed on 12 eyes. The retina became reattached in 5 of 9 eyes of retinal detachment. Initial visual acuity was less than 0.1 in 20 eyes. Final visual acuity was 0.1 to 0.3 in 3 eyes, and 0.4 or over in 3 eyes. Risk factors for eventual blindness were wound size larger than 15 mm (p=0.017), total retinal detachment (p=0.011), and no light perception at the first visit (p=0.031). Final visual acuity of 0.1 or more was more frequent in eyes with wound smaller than 15 mm (p=0.029), no retinal detachment (p=0.031), and receiving vitreous surgery (p=0.031). Vitectomy may be beneficial in recov-ering vision after globe rupture.


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