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The aim of this study is to investigate the eye injury of Syrian civilians wounded by the Syrian Civil War. Tools and Methods: This forward-looking, cutting-edge study included 277 eye injuries of 214 Syrian civilians, who applied to the Mustafa Kemal University School of Medicine Hospital between May 2012 and December 2012. Results: The average age of Syrian civilians applying for eye injury was 27.35 ± 10.99 years (age range: 2-50). 95.8% of the cases were men, 36% were workers and 21% were students. 28% of patients applied in the first 24 hours and 48.1% between 1 and 3 days. In 81.3% of the body that caused the injury was wine and in 18.7% was gun. In 70.6 percent of cases, one-loved injuries and 29.4 percent double-loved injuries occurred. In terms of the type of injury, 59.9% is closed, 40% is closed. 1 was an open glob wound. In 45.8% of the cases of closed globe injuries, foreign bodies were present on the oculus surface and in 21.1% in the form of mixed (mixed) injuries. In 45.2% of these incidents, Zone 1, in 21.1% had Zone 2 collapse. The visual severity of these phenomena was at 38% stage 1, at 25.3% stage 2. In 35.1 percent of the open-global injuries occurred penetrating injuries, and in 27.9 percent there were invisible bodies. In 55% of these incidents, Zone 3 was 27.9% Zone 1 covered. In 45% of these phenomena, the visual accuracy was stage 5, in 41.4% stage 4. The result: eye injuries in the war are injuries that affect young men, especially men, and can lead to permanent vision loss.

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