Abstract:

Objective: assessment of patients with isolated eye cells injured to our hospital emergency service. Methods: Patients with eye-global injury in 2018 were assessed by age, gender, educational status, whether or not the events were a work accident, corneal injury degrees, accompanying corneal foreign body, lens and iris injury, or not accompanying in the eye foreign body. In 2018, 58 eyes of 58 patients with an average age of 29.8±10.2 (9-56) were assessed. 5 of the patients (8.6%) were female, 53 (91.3) were male. Of the patients, 4 were under 18 years of age students, 4 were university graduates, 42 were high school and equivalent school graduates, 3 were high school graduates and 5 were primary school graduates. Of the patients, 3(5.1%) were contacted with adhesive substances, 4(6.8%) were contacted with alkali substances, 6(10.3%) epithelial defects, 43(74.1%) were injured with corneal foreign bodies and 2(3.4%) were injured with corneal injured with in vitre foreign bodies. One of the four patients with alkaline contact (25%) was under 18 years of age, two (50%) was the cleaning housewife and one (25%) was the cleaning worker. One patient (25%) who was cleaning in the workplace from those with alkylic substance contact was the other 3 patient women. and 75% . Of the 6 patients with epithelial defect, 1 was a child and 2 were female, 5 were adult. The two women, who were the woman, also had an epithelial defect because the child's finger was thrown into the cornea. The other three male patients of the adult were patients with corneal epithelial defect of a metallic stranger body during the study. The result is that eye cell injury is an eye disease that can affect a person of any age and should be treated according to the cause.

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