Comm Eye Health Vol. 18 No. 55 2005. Published online 05 October, 2005
Assessing and managing eye injuries
Injuries to the eye are common. Many are minor but, if not treated quickly and appropriately, can lead to sight-threatening complications. Other injuries are severe, and even with expert management sight can be lost.
Articles in this issue –
- Assessing and managing eye injuries
- Primary level management of eye injuries
- Preventing blindness from eye injuries through health education
- How to irrigate the eye
- How to evert the upper eyelid and remove a sub-tarsal foreign body
- How to remove a corneal foreign body
- Establishing the evidence-base for the prevention and management of ocular injuries
- Thoughts on establishing mid-level ophthalmic personnel for VISION 2020 in India
News and notices –
- Calling all budding authors!
- New resources from ICEH
- Other new resources
- Scholarships for training in small incision cataract surgery: the Seeing is Believing Programme
- British Council for Prevention of Blindness (BCPB) Fellowship Programme
- Abstracts
- Courses and conferences
- Submissions to the Community Eye Health Journal
- Useful resources Eye injuries