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An Evidence-Based Approach To Traumatic Ocular Emergencies (Trauma CME)
May 2010
Abstract
Eye emergencies account for almost 3% of all ED visits in the
United States1 and 1.4% of all ED visits involving an injury.2 It is exceedingly likely that the ED clinician will encounter ocular
trauma on at least a weekly basis. Patients are often understandably
anxious about their vision and the threat of vision loss. A systematic
approach to evaluating the injured eye is essential to identify all injuries, to ensure good communications with
consultants, and to instill confidence in the patient.
This issue of Emergency Medicine Practice provides
an up-to-date review of the appropriate evaluation
of adults with blunt and penetrating ocular and periorbital
injuries and offers evidenced-based management
recommendations.
