The 10 -year -old boy was wounded by a dart, and the intravium eye inflammation was dangerous

Wuhan Evening News June 19 (correspondent Pei Nishang) Kaikai (pseudonym), who lives in Huangshi, was injured by darts when playing at the playground, causing purulent eye inflammation. Although the inflammation of the eye was effectively controlled after surgery and related treatment, during the review on June 18, its left eye vision returned from only the light to 0.02, and the second phase of surgery was performed in the later stage.

On June 1 this year, Ms. Li, Ms. Li, took Kaikai, who was 10 years old to play in the playground. Seeing a game of playing darts at the door, Kaikai came forward curiously and looked forward. Kaikai squatted on the ground and covered her eyes and said, "Mom, my eyes can't see it." Ms. Li hurriedly sent Kaikai to the local hospital. In the local hospital, the debridement was sutured. Postoperative examination found that Kaikai's left eye was infected, vitreous turbidity was accompanied by a shallow retinal detachment. Subsequently, Kaikai's father took him to the hospital to the Er Eye Hospital affiliated to Wuhan University.

After inspection, Kaikai's right eye naked eye vision was 0.6, and the naked eye vision of the left eye was only light, and pustules were visible under the front room. Essence

After improving the pre -surgery related examination, Dr. Li Xiangyun, deputy chief physician of the underground disease disease, and Dr. Xu Tao for Kai Kai to perform the left -eye back vitreous cutting surgery+left eye pupils+left eye vitreous silicone oil filling Surgery+left -eye vitreous drug injection+left -eye iris peripheral resection.

After nearly two weeks of refined treatment, Kaikai's eye inflammation was effectively controlled.

Kaikai (pseudonym) gave the medical staff thanks to Jinqi before discharged.

Director Li Xiangyun introduced that common eye injuries can be divided into mechanical eye trauma and non -mechanical eye trauma, and mechanical eye trauma can be divided into open and closed trauma. And Kaikai is an open eye trauma. This kind of common is stabbing, such as the eyes are stabbed by sharp objects such as scissors, pencils, and barbecue visas.

Wu Jianhua, the dean of Er Eye Hospital affiliated to Wuhan University and director of the Department of Eye Diseases, reminded: Children are active, lack cognition and judgment on the degree of danger and possible damage. Injury improves awareness of prevention.

[Edit: Yu Lina]

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