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Talking to a patient with ocular injury

Author:

Dr. Nishant Vardhan, Dr. Tarun Sood, Dr. Mandeep Tomar and Dr. Praveen Panwar

Subject Area:

Health Sciences

Abstract:

The eye is one of most vital organ. Eye injury is most frightening and stressful injury amongst all non life threatening injuries. Of all causes of sight loss, eye injury is the most sudden and dramatic because it is instantaneous. Devising a strategy to manage ocular trauma not only helps ease management, but also helps minimize the psychological impact. The high pshycosocial impact of eye injuries can be minimized by the symphthatetic and compassionate attitude of attending eye surgeon.

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