Joseph Tran, Edmund Tsui
Assessment of the Readability, Availability, and Quality of Online Patient Education Materials Regarding Uveitis Medications
Ocular immunology and inflammation
abstractusing data compiled ophthalmic literature whos blindness data bank available information eye injuries epidemiological public health perspective extensively reviewed collection data allowed analysis risk factors incidence prevalence impact eye injuries terms visual outcome however estimates based information developed countries mdcs severity eye injuries assessed proxy indicators potentially blinding bilateral injuries ii openglobe injuries iii endophthalmitis iv enucleation v defined visual impairment major risk factors ocular injuries include age gender socioeconomic status lifestyle site injury occurs also related risk situation available information indicates significant impact eye injuries terms medical care needs vocational rehabilitation great socioeconomic costs global pattern eye injuries consequences emerging present review undertaken planning purposes programme prevention blindness suggests 55 million eye injuries restricting activities one day occur year 750000 cases require hospitalization year including 200000 openglobe injuries approximately 16 million blind injuries additional 23 million people bilateral low vision cause almost 19 million unilateral blindness low vision epidemiological studies needed permit accurate planning prevention management measures standardized international template reporting eye injuries might useful effect along lines reporting occurring us eye injury registry