Ocular chemical injuries vary in severity, with the more severe end of the spectrum having
profound visual consequences and medicolegal implications. Grading of ocular injuries is …

Ocular chemical burns are common and serious ocular emergencies that require immediate
and intensive evaluation and care. The victims of such incidents are usually young, and …

Chemical burns represent potentially blinding ocular injuries and constitute a true ocular
emergency requiring immediate assessment and initiation of treatment. The majority of …

Ocular chemical burns are absolute ophthalmic emergencies and require immediate
management to minimize devastating sequelae. Management of alkali and acid burns is …

Ocular chemical burns are an ophthalmic emergency and are responsible for 11.5%–22.1%
of ocular injuries. Immediate copious irrigation is universally recommended in acute ocular …

Ocular or thermal burns account for 7.7% to18% of ocular trauma. Most victims are young
people. Burns occur in accidents on work premises, at home, or during a physical attacks …

Purpose: To analyze the incidence, nature, outcomes, and complications of acute chemical
eye injuries, including the incidence of limbal stem cell deficiency (LSCD) and to compare …

Chemical injuries frequently result in vision loss, disfigurement, and challenging ocular
surface complications. Acute interventions are directed at decreasing the extent of the injury …

Chemical injuries of the eye may produce extensive damage to the ocular surface
epithelium, cornea, and anterior segment, resulting in permanent unilateral or bilateral …

Chemical and thermal burns can cause devastating injuries to the anterior segment. The
consequences of alkali injuries are notoriously severe due to the rapid penetration of these …