Community Eye Health J Vol. 18 No. 55 OCTOBER 2005
Assessing and managing eye injuries
EDITORIAL
Assessing and managing eye injuries
Karin Lecuona
ARTICLES
Primary level management of eye injuries
Ansumana Sillah, Bakary Ceesay
Preventing blindness from eye injuries through health education
Reggie Seimon
Ophthalmic practice
Sue Stevens
Establishing the evidence-base for the prevention
and management of ocular injuries
Richard Wormald
EXCHANGE
Thoughts on establishing mid-level ophthalmic personnel for VISION 2020 in India
Noela Marie Prasad
ABSTRACTS
Penetrating eye injuries in South African children: aetiology and visual outcome
Grieshaber MC, Stegmann R.
Effectiveness of community health workers for promoting use of safety
eyewear by Latino farm workers
Forst L, Lacey S, Chen HY, Jiminez R, Bauer S, Skinner S, Alvarado
R, Nickels L, Zanoni J, Petrea R, Conroy L.
Ocular trauma in a rural south Indian population: the Aravind Comprehensive Eye Survey
Nirmalan PK, Katz J, Tielsch JM, Robin AL, Thulasiraj RD, Krishnadas
R, Ramakrishnan R.
The epidemiology of ocular trauma in rural Nepal
NKhatry SK, Lewis AE, Schein OD, Thapa MD, Pradhan EK, Katz J.
Welding related occupational eye injuries: a narrative analysis
Lombardi Da, Pannala R, Sorock GS, Wellman H, Courtney TK, Verma S, Smith GS.
Serious eye and adnexal injuries from fireworks in Northern Ireland before and after lifting of the firework ban - an ophthalmology unit’s experience
Chan WC, Knox FA, McGinnity FG, Sharkey JA.
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