Penetrating eye injury
Perforating wounds of the eyeball are caused by cutting or stabbing with sharp or pointed objects, foreign debris entering the eyeball, and blunt injuries to the eyeball. Double penetrating wounds that penetrate the entire eyeball from the front and exit from the back are called penetration wounds of the eyeball, which are a type of perforating wound.
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Site of disease:
Eye -
Infectious :
Not contagious -
Frequent population:
Patients with history of trauma -
Related symptoms:
Visual impairment Cannot open eyes Floating eyeball phenomenon Pupil deformation Eyeball perforation -
Concurrent disease:
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