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[Results of the realization of the program to prevent eye injuries].
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Eye injuries in some modern radiation environments.
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[Eye injuries in children].
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[Hyaluronidase-hyaluronic acid in eye injuries].
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[Eye injuries in children].
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[Remote sequelae of perforating eye injuries].
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[Economic and social consequences of eye injuries].
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[Complex primary surgical treatment of severe caustic eye injuries].
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Eye injuries from disrupted golf balls.
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[Photo- and laser coagulation in eye injuries].
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[Work experience of the Kharkov Trauma Center and the organization of patient rehabilitation after severe eye injuries].
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Eye injury: Kansas ophthalmologists' quest for prevention.
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[EYE INJURY CAUSED BY COAL PITCH].
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Assaultive eye injury and enucleation.
An especially dangerous behavior observed in some forensic and security hospital populations is assaultive eye gouging. Although a number of case reports in the literature concern auto-enucleation, gouging out the eyes of another is virtually unmentioned. We present a case series of eye gougers (n = 10) gathered through clinical contributions from several forensic populations in the United States and Russia. Four subjects were psychotic during the eye-gouging episode, one was only mentally retarded, and five, who were neither psychotic nor retarded, deliberately injured victims' eyes during acts of extreme sexual violence.
Frontal air bags and eye injury patterns in automobile crashes.
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