Eyeball rupture
Eyeball rupture (ophthalmology) is a serious eye injury caused by violent impact on the eyeball, which causes the rupture of the eyeball wall tissue. When the eyeball ruptures, the transparent refractive medium and the photosensitive retina will be affected, and severe vision loss may occur. Intraocular bleeding often occurs, affecting vision. After the injury, sympathetic ophthalmia may occur, which may lead to blindness. If an intraocular infection occurs, it is difficult to maintain the original visual function even if it is treated in time. Therefore, the prevention and treatment of eye injuries should be actively strengthened.
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Site of disease:
Eye -
Infectious :
Not contagious -
Frequent population:
Trauma, car accidents and other fights among young people... -
Related symptoms:
Visual impairment eyeball contusion retinal hemorrhage and exudation eyeball esotropia blood in the vitreous -
Concurrent disease: