Environmental risk factors that have an impact on the ocular surface were reviewed and
associations with age and sex, race/ethnicity, geographical area, seasonality, prevalence …

Eyelid involvement is common in facial burns. Ocular sequelae, including corneal ulceration,
are usually preventable and secondary to the development of eyelid deformities, exposure …

Background Ocular involvement in facial burns may lead to significant long-term morbidity.
The aims of this study were to analyse the epidemiology, management and outcomes of …

Ocular or thermal burns account for 7.7% to18% of ocular trauma. Most victims are young
people. Burns occur in accidents on work premises, at home, or during a physical attacks …

Patients in burn intensive care units suffer from potentially life-threatening conditions
including thermal or chemical burns and Stevens-Johnson syndrome/toxic epidermal …

Introduction Periorbital burns are an infrequent but potentially devastating injury. This study
aimed to elucidate the spectrum of such injuries presenting to a UK burns centre and the …

Purpose To review the published literature on outcomes of keratolimbal allograft (KLAL) for
the surgical treatment of limbal stem cell deficiency (LSCD) and corneal blindness after …

Purpose To study the ocular outcomes of facial burns over a 10-year period at the Alfred
Hospital; in particular, to investigate the impact of 3 variables (grading of burn, use of …

Objective: Eye burns can cause significant ocular morbidity and miss early detection if
unsuspected. The objective was to ascertain the reported causes of burns to the eyes in …

Periorbital burns generate contraction and distortion of periorbital soft tissue, causing eyelid
malfunction, further contributing to loss of vision from corneal scarring or perforation. We …