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Resurgence of “Bow and Arrow” Related Ocular Trauma: Collateral Damage Arising From COVID-19 Lockdown in India?
Journal – indian journal of ophthalmology
Publication date – Jun – 2020
Authors – Maneesh M Bapaye , Akshay Gopinathan Nair , Pankaj P Mangulkar , Charuta M Bapaye , Meena M Bapaye
Keywords – covid-19, trauma
Open access – Yes
Speciality – Ophthalmology, Trauma surgery
World region South-eastern Asia
Country: India
Language – English
Submitted to the One Surgery Index on June 8, 2020 at 2:52 am
Abstract:
Penetrating ocular trauma in children often presents late and may be associated with complications due to delayed presentation as children are not always able to verbalize their injuries. Previous studies have shown that children aged 5 and above were more frequently affected and it was also noted that boys were more frequently affected than girls. Children involved in unsupervised games often get injured and “bow and arrow” injuries were known to be a fairly common cause of penetrating trauma in children, in the past.
OSI Number – 20528
PMID – 32461491