Ophthalmic Injuries in Sailors and Sea Workers – Pathomechanism and Treatment

IF 4.6 Q2 MATERIALS SCIENCE, BIOMATERIALS ACS Applied Bio Materials Pub Date : 2023-03-01 DOI:10.2478/pomr-2023-0016
Andrzej Grąbczewski, M. Jendrzejczyk, G. Klekot, P. Skopiński
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Abstract The purpose of the article is to do a literature review and present own experience regarding the main causes of ophthalmic injuries in sailors and crew workers. Sailors and sea workers often use heavy equipment when working on a vessel, offshore platform or other. Using these types of tools often carries high risk of injury. They are also exposed to various chemicals, many of which are eye irritants. Ophthalmic injuries are common but rarely fatal. They can lead to vision loss, reduce the quality of life and inability to continue work. The categorized types of these injuries and included chemical, mechanical, electrical, diving related barotrauma and infections. We present the most common cause of these types of injury, situations in which they can occur, pathomechamism of eye damage, recommend a prevention method, recommend the possible first aid and present cases in which specialized treatment in a reference hospital is necessary.
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水手和航海工人的眼损伤——病理机制和治疗
摘要本文旨在对水手和船员眼损伤的主要原因进行文献综述,并介绍自己的经验。水手和海洋工人在船只、海上平台或其他平台上工作时经常使用重型设备。使用这些类型的工具通常有很高的受伤风险。他们还暴露在各种化学物质中,其中许多是眼睛刺激物。眼科损伤很常见,但很少致命。它们会导致视力下降、生活质量下降和无法继续工作。这些损伤的分类类型包括化学损伤、机械损伤、电气损伤、潜水相关气压损伤和感染。我们介绍了这些类型损伤的最常见原因、可能发生的情况、眼睛损伤的病理机制,推荐了预防方法,推荐了可能的急救方法,并介绍了需要在参考医院进行专业治疗的情况。
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