Lima GV, Hernández BA

Language: Spanish
References: 11
Page: 29-32
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ABSTRACT

The standardized ocular trauma classification is presented, as a background for the evaluation and management of patients with open-globe injuries. This management by health personnel who provides the initial care is reviewed.

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