Traumatic cataract is one of the important causes of blindness after ocular trauma, either
open or close globe. Visual outcome is unpredictable because it is not only lens that decides …

Because of the superimposition of bony structures on plain radiographs, interpretation of
facial injury can be intimidating and inaccurate. Helical CT with two-and three-dimensional …

Aim: The aim was to evaluate the visual recovery after managing traumatic cataracts and
determine the predictors of a better visual prognosis. Materials and Methods: This was a …

In the United States, it is estimated that 3% of all emergency room visits are the result of eye
injury, with many seen in combination with other orbital injuries. These often result from …

Radiological imaging evaluation is crucial in the aid of clinical assessment in patients with
orbital trauma or nontraumatic orbital emergencies. In the setting of orbital trauma, clinical …

Objective The objective of this work is to compare final visual outcomes in cases of surgically
treated traumatic cataract between open-globe and closed-globe groups, as classified by …

Purpose. To review results of traumatic cataracts in children. Methods. This is a retrospective
cohort study done at a tertiary eye care center at the junction of Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh …

OBJECTIVE. Slit-lamp ophthalmologic examination and ocular B-scan sonography of the
globe are frequently constrained by technical limitations in the setting of traumatic orbital …

There is a paucity of radiologic literature regarding age-related cataract, and little is known
about any differences in the imaging appearance of the natural crystalline lens on computed …

Head injury is a leading cause of trauma deaths. Prompt recognition of treatable injuries is
critical to reduce mortality. Computed tomography (CT) of the head is readily obtainable in …