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Title: CHEMICAL EYE INJURIES


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CHEMICAL EYE INJURIES
G. PAPANIKOLAOU
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EPIDEMIOLOGY
2/3 at work, young, males Alkaliacid21 Alkali
NH3, NaOH, Ca(OH)2, KOH, MgOH2 Acid H2SO4, HF,
Acetic, HCl
  • Damage depends on
  • pH
  • area
  • Volume/duration
  • Inherent toxicity

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PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
ACID ALKALI
Denaturation precipitation of proteins on contact/ ground glass appearance Barrier to penetration Damage to stromal matrix secondary to inflammation Saponification of fatty acids in cell membranes Rapid penetration Damage to deeper structures
  • Direct effect
  • Indirect effect (inflammation)

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PATHOPHYSIOLOGY II
  • POINTS IN CORNEAL HEALING
  • Epithelium regulates keratocytes, prevents
    sterile ulceration
  • TGF-beta 2 inhibits collagenase synthesis by
    keratocytes
  • Limbal vessels provide collagenase inhibitors
  • Stem cells centripetal healing
  • Transdifferentiation/ conjuctivalization
  • Stroma type I collagen (keratocytes)
  • Steroids intervene with keratocyte migration/
    synthesis
  • Ascorbate co- factor in collagen synthesis
  • MMPs increase after 10th day
  • PMN 12-24h and 14-21days

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PATHOPHYSIOLOGY III
  • PHASES
  • Immediate
  • Acute (0-7)
  • Early repair (7-21)
  • Late repair (gt21)

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GRADING
  • Corneal clarity
  • Limbal ischaemia

Grade Signs Prognosis
1 Clear/no excellent
2 Visible iris details/ lt1/3 good
3 Hazy iris view/ 1/3ltxlt1/2 guarded
4 Opaque/ gt1/2 poor
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ACUTE MANAGEMENT
EMERGENCY !!!
  • AIMS
  • Remove offending agent/ stop further damage
  • Reduce inflammation
  • Control IOP
  • Reduce matrix degradation
  • Promote reepithelization

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MANAGEMENT I
  • Irrigation
  • Eversion of lids
  • Debridement
  • A/C Paracentesis

Grade I and II steroid, antibiotic, cycloplegia
for 1/52.
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TIPS
  • Recheck pH 5-10 min after irrigation
  • White eye worse than red
  • Complete epith defects or if only Bowmans delay
    in taking up FLN Repeat
  • Avoid PHNL

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MANAGEMENT II
  • Steroids/ up to10/7, NSAIDS
  • Antibiotics
  • Vit-C/ early
  • Citric acid/ Ca chelation/ early
  • Tetracyclines/ chelate zinc
  • Acetylcysteine/ MMP
  • Artificial tears
  • BCL
  • Tarsoraphy
  • IOP control

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MANAGEMENT III
  • Tenoplasty/ early in grade IV (limb.
    Vascularity)
  • Stem cell transplant (auto/allo)/ early or late
  • Amniotic membrane graft
  • Conjuctival/ mucosal grafts
  • Correct lid malposition
  • Fornix reconstruction
  • Dry eye
  • Glaucoma, Cataract
  • Cyanoacrylate glue, tectonic PTK
  • PTK (large), Keratoprosthesis

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COMPLICATIONS
  • Non-healing epith defect/ conjuctivalization/
    melting (stem)
  • Corneal opacities
  • Cataract
  • Glaucoma/ phthisis
  • Dry eye
  • Lid malposition/ symblepharon/ trichiasis more
    scarring

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