超强力胶眼部损伤的研究进展

该研究旨在对超强力胶可能对眼部造成的损伤问题进行回顾。本文对以往有关强力胶有害影响的文献进行了系统的研究。在过去的30年中,超强力胶对眼部的损伤问题是很常见的,其中大多数是意外事件,虽然它对眼部组织具有毒性,但通过安全教育可以进行预防。本文阐述了眼部超强力胶损伤的处理方法,指出了预防眼部超强力胶损伤的重要性。     

Superglue injuries of the eye

AIM: To report various ocular lesions caused by accidental instillation of superglue.METHODS: Three cases of ocular injuries are described in children aged 6 years, 3 years and 8 months, following accidental instillation of superglue in the eye.RESULTS: In the first case there was sticking of eyelashes in the medial 1/3 of eyelids in both eyes. In the second case sticking of eye lashes was present in the lateral 1/3 of eyelids in the left eye. In the third case, superglue was present on the right cheek, above the right ear and sticking of eyelids in medial 1/3 in right eye. The eyelids were separated by pulling the lid margins with fingers in the first case and later on superglue was removed by trimming the eyelashes; and by direct trimming the eyelashes in second and third cases. There was no injury to other structures of anterior segment in the first two cases. However, removal of the superglue on the cornea resulted in corneal abrasion in the third case which healed with medical treatment and patching of the right eye.CONCLUSION: Accidental instillation of superglue is possible because of the appearance of the tube like eye ointment tube. Immediate medical aid will prevent ocular morbidity.     

Modular capsid decoration boosts adenovirus vaccine-induced humoral immunity against SARS-CoV-2

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Review on superglue eye injuries

The purpose of this study is to run a review on possible superglue injuries to the eye. In this review, previous papers regarding the harmful impacts of superglue were systematically studied. Superglue eye injuries have been common during the three last decades and most of them were accidental and preventable by introducing safety issues and although it may be toxic for the tissues, it is not associated with long term morbidity. This paper addresses the management of superglue injuries and shows the importance of the prevention of ocular superglue injuries.     

Getting Hooked: A Simple Technique for the Treatment of Adhesive Injuries to the Eyelids

Background

Ocular chemical injuries due to accidental exposure or application of cyanoacrylate, commonly known as “superglue,” have increased over the past 30 years. However, current treatment options to relieve eyelid adhesions due to cyanoacrylate applications are difficult to successfully execute and can require sedation or general anesthesia. Here we describe a simple technique to release eyelid adhesions due to cyanoacrylate, or other adhesive agents, that can be successfully performed at bedside without sedation.