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Ophthalmology

a standard terminology classifying mechanical eye injuries as closed-globe or open-globe and then as contusion, lamellar laceration, rupture, penetrating, perforating or intraocular foreign body.

In ophthalmology, Birmingham Eye Trauma Terminology refers to a standard terminology classifying mechanical eye injuries as closed-globe or open-globe and then as contusion, lamellar laceration, rupture, penetrating, perforating or intraocular foreign body. This meaning comes from Kuhn (1996) in Ophthalmology.[1]

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  1. Kuhn, F., Morris, R., Witherspoon, C. D., Heimann, K., Jeffers, J. B., & Treister, G. (1996). A Standardized Classification of Ocular Trauma. Ophthalmology, 103(2), 240-243. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0161-6420(96)30710-0

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