Background Intensive care unit (ICU) patients are at an increased risk of ocular surface
injuries because of various factors such as reduced tear production and impaired protective …

Background Polyethylene covers have been proven to be effective in protecting the eyes in
patients with decreased or disappeared blink reflexes, but their advantages compared to …

In critically ill patients, normal eye protection mechanisms, such as tear production, blinking,
and keeping the eye closed, are impaired. In addition, many other factors related to patients' …

Introduction. Sight is one of the most important and vital human senses. Lack of proper eye
care (EC) in anesthetized patients can lead to serious ocular complications and even vision …

Objective: To identify clinical indicators and nursing diagnoses with the highest risk of
mortality in critically ill patients with COVID-19. Method: Retrospective cohort with the …

Objective. Polyethylene cover has been proved to be an effective method in protecting
corneal, but its advantage compared to other conventional methods is still unclear. Our study …

Aim To identify the incidence and risk factors for corneal injury amongst critically ill patients.
Method A prospective cohort study with adult patients from one intensive care unit in …

Background The validity of a nursing diagnosis depends on a continuous investigation
process in different populations to provide clinical evidence. The risk for corneal injury …

Corneal abrasion is a frequent complication in critically ill, intubated patients, potentially
leading to visual impairment. This study compares the efficacy of three ocular care methods …

Objective To identify the effectiveness of interventions to prevent corneal injury in critically ill,
sedated, and mechanically ventilated patients. Research methodology A systematic review …