Özet:

In our study, the demographic characteristics of the patients who apply for emergency services with eye climbs were examined and the need for these patients to apply to the 3rd stage hospital was assessed. There were 2378 patients involved. The demographic characteristics of patients, application complaints, transmitted or direct arrivals, whether or not they have previously diagnosed eye disease, whether or not traumatic factor, existing diagnoses, diagnoses they received in emergency service, radiological examinations, whether consultation is requested or not, surveillance or hospitalization, expulsion end-situations. About 2.6% of the patients involved in our study were eye emergency, with the vast majority (72.8) aged between 21 and 50. 87.8% of patients are in the form of direct application for emergency services, and 95% are in the form of direct application. Three diagnosed were diagnosed with the need for eye clinical tracking disease, 85.9% of them were limited to the single eye organ and the trauma rate was 71.2%. The most common (6.4 percent) of the eye clot was described as burning in the eyes. Only 6.7 percent of patients were asked for additional radiological examination, except for an urgent examination, and 85.1 percent were consulted. According to the results of the consultation, 52.8 percent were diagnosed with cornea and non-cornea foreign bodies. As a result; eye diseases are not required to be assessed by the doctor in the context of an emergency surgery, the disease can be discharge by administering in the emergency service with the appropriate training and support of adequate additional equipment such as biomicroscope, tonometry.

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