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Surveys of ophthalmic blow units agitated out in Bristol,1 Southampton,2 Leicester,3 and Canterbury4 accept accent the ambit of disorders that may present and additionally assorted demographic features. None of these surveys accept accurately analysed the problems of children. The purpose of this analysis was to actuate the analytic contour and barometer arrangement of accouchement accessory a active ophthalmic blow department.Methods
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All accouchement age-old 14 years or beneath accessory Moorfields Eye Hospital, City Road, Blow and Emergency Administration amid November 1986 and March 1987 were included in the study. The majority of accouchement were apparent by the authors but if this was not possible, the addendum were advised and the cases discussed with the accessory ophthalmologist. Clinical abstracts were entered into a
data abject (DBase III plus). Analytic classifications were entered application the ICD codes.5
Results
Eleven-thousand, four-hundred and eighty patients of all ages abounding the Blow administration during the bristles months of this survey. 4.4 per cent (501) of these were accouchement age-old 14 years and under. Four-hundred and seventy-five accouchement (95 per cent of the total) are included in the abstraction whilst in 26 accouchement the abstracts was incomplete.
Three-hundred and forty-two (73 per cent) abounding with non-traumatic disorders (see Fig. 1). The specific diagnoses are summarised in Table I. The actual 133 (27 per cent) accouchement had accessory injuries (see Fig. 2 and Table II).
The age contour for the two groups is apparent in Fig. 3 and the approach of barometer in Fig. 4.
Four cases were referred to the Paediatric CHALAZION 14% BLEPHARITIS 4.6% LACRIMAL 8.5% F.B. 6.3% STAB.REFRAC 2.8% 342 Accouchement (73% Total) Fig. 1. Non-injuries. CONJUNCTIVITIS 34.5% Adviser for appraisement of doubtable non- adventitious chafe (NAI). Case 1
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An eighteen ages old adolescent was brought from home to the Blow and Emergency administration by her grandmother. A adverse history was accustomed that the adolescent had both run into a afire cigarette and that the grandmother had abandoned the cigarette assimilate the child. Examination showed a moderately astringent bark bake abreast the adapted crabbed canthus. The adolescent was referred for appraisement as the history was inconsistent with the injury. The bake could not be explained abundantly and the Paediatrician advised that NAI could not be excluded. The accepted practitioner and bounded amusing casework were alerted by the hospital that this was possibly NAI.
Case 2
A two year old adolescent was referred to the Blow and Emergency administration from a accepted hospital casualty. His mother had been in addition allowance back she heard the adolescent scream, rushed in and begin a afire cigarette on the floor. There was a corneal chafe constant with that from a cigarette, but the history was apprehensive and accordingly the adolescent was referred for assessment. The medical amusing workers enquiries appear that there were banking problems in a distinct ancestor family. The mother bootless to accumulate the arrangement with the adviser paediatrician. The case remained ambiguous and the accepted practitioner was abreast that this was potentially NAI.
Case 3
A two year old boy was brought to the A and E Administration by his grandmother who was attractive afterwards him while the distinct ancestor was at work. She gave a history of bottomward the adolescent while accustomed him in the street. The adolescent abiding countenance grazes. The history was apprehensive and the adolescent was referred for assessment. The cessation fatigued was
that this was an adventitious chafe constant with poor supervision. Afterward arrangement it was absitively that it was not all-important to accept the adolescent or align chase up. Case 4
This two year old boy was brought to the A and E Administration by his father. The history accustomed was that while ancestor was in addition allowance the adolescent had hit his eye on one of the confined of his cot, comestible a sub-conjunctival haemorrhage. This acutely doubtful adventure prompted the ophthalmologist to accredit the child. However, the adviser paediatrician diagnosed cogent behavioural problems in that the adolescent was a 'head banger'. This abundantly accounted for the history and findings. It was not all-important to accept this child. Paediatric chase up was abiding for administration of the behavioural botheration but the ancestors did not reattend and could not be traced. Discussion
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The after-effects appearance that the majority of accouchement abounding the Blow and Emergency Administration with non-injury accompanying condi-
Table I Non-injury diagnoses n=342 accouchement Analysis no. % Alien eye —conjunctivitis 118 34.5 —blepharitis 16 4.6 —chalazion 48 14.0 —foreign anatomy (conjunctival -1- sub- tarsal = 14 corneal = 8) 22 6.3 Refractive and strabismus —strabismus 7 2.0 —refractive absurdity 3 0.8 Lacrimal (blocked nasolacrimal aqueduct = 24 dacrocystitis = 5) 29 8.5 Other —nothing begin amiss 68 20.0 —primary canker 6 —iritis 4 —pre-septal cellulitis 5 —hordeolum 3 —migraine 2 —contact lens overwear 2 —allergy 2 —spontaneous conjunctival haemorrhage 2 —iris aberration —congenital avalanche —sixth assumption attached —keratoconus —sinusitis Absolute 342 100.0 CORNEAL ABRASION 46% CON J. ABRASION 7 LID LACERATION 5% SUB-CON J.HAEM 8% CONTUSION 13% 133 Accouchement (27% Total) Fig. 2. Injuries. tions. By far the commonest problems encountered were alien eye and lacrimal (see Fig. 1 and Table I). No aberancy could be detected in one fifth of all accouchement accessory in whom the complaints ranged from 'rubbing eyes yesterday' or 'crying yesterday, is there article in his eye?', 'headache' and 'poor academy performance'. This was a decidedly aerial cardinal and apparently reflects the affectionate affair and all-overs for their children's sight. True refractive errors and strabismus were encountered in abandoned a baby cardinal of children. The 'other' accumulation of noninjuries included a ample ambit of diagnoses including complete anomalies, assumption attached and iritis.
Amongst accouchement with injuries corneal and conjunctival chafe was by far the commonest finding, with a college admeasurement of barb and toy accompanying injuries in the beneath fives and accretion sports accompanying injuries in the earlier accouchement and teenagers. Contusion injuries were aborigine in the earlier adolescent from sports injuries. The 'others' accumulation of accessory injuries included actinic injuries (from perfume, talc, deodorant), thermal injuries (cigarettes), superglue, alarming assumption palsy, and a baby cardinal in whom there was a bright history of chafe but no cogent allegation by the time the adolescent abounding (one day later).
As would be expected, a greater admeasurement of accouchement with injuries than those without, abounding afterwards a accepted practitioner's letter, or via addition hospital blow department. Although it is of agenda that for both groups self-referrals were the commonest approach of referral. Beneath than bisected the children
with non-traumatic disorders and beneath than a division of the accouchement with injuries were referred via their accepted practitioner. This demonstrates the role of the blow and emergency administration in the accouterment of primary ophthalmic bloom affliction for children. The opthalmologist is generally the aboriginal medical practitioner to appraise the child. This is important back because whether non- adventitious chafe presents to an ophthalmic blow administration and for the adapted administration of doubtable cases.
We begin four cases in whom alerting factors prompted the accessible analysis of non-accidental injury. The ophthalmic blow abstraction by Vernon in Bristol1 appear two cases of 'battered baby' affection in a six ages abstraction of 3210 agony cases of all ages. Jones et al.2 from Southampton Eye Hospital did not address a distinct case over a agnate aeon during which 3536 agony cases of all ages were reviewed.
The ophthalmic manifestations of astringent non-accidental chafe are able-bodied declared and may accommodate retinal detachment,67 abandoned intra-ocular haemorrhage8 or that accessory to sub-dural haematoma declared by Mushin9 and Willshaw.10 Peripheral chorioretinal scarring was aboriginal declared as
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Table II Chafe diagnoses n= 133
Diagnosis no. % Corneal chafe 61 46.0 Conjunctival chafe 9 7.0 Lid chaw 7 5.0 Sub-conjunctival haemorrhage 11 8.0 Contusion (commotio retinae = 4 alarming iritis = 8 hyphaema = 2 alternate blow-out breach = 2 peri-orbital able-bodied = 1) 17 13.0 Other (chemical keratitis = 1 actinic conjunctivitis = 4 thermal chafe lid = 1 thermal chafe cornea = 3 alarming conjunctivitis =9 fractional third assumption attached = 1 post-traumatic diplopia = 1 no chafe apparent = 7 superglue lids = 1) 28 21.0 Absolute 133 100.0 | | Chafe | j Non-injury t 1.6-5 5.1-10 Age In Years Fig. 3. Age range.
being appropriate of antecedent non-accidental chafe by Maroteaux et al., in 1967.11 Har- cloister emphasised that non-accidental chafe could be so astringent as to aftereffect in abiding beheld handicap.12 In these cases the antecedent analysis of non-accidental chafe is added generally fabricated by the paediatrician or neurosurgeon in a adolescent with astringent accepted or arch injuries and the ophthalmologist is consulted to appraise the admeasurement of ocular damage. In a alternation of 42 cases with accepted or acerb doubtable non-accidental injury, 19 (40 per cent) had associated ocular involvement, but of these abandoned two presented aboriginal to the ophthalmologist.8 In a added contempo -to-be alternation of 22 accouchement with accustomed non-accidental chafe presenting to paediatricians, bristles had associated periocular bendable tissue injuries. The beneath astringent ophthalmic manifestations of non-accidental chafe are not so able-bodied described. Taylor appear two cases of alternate actinic chafe to the alien eye attributable to non-accidental chafe which presented as balmy conjunctivitis and apparent keratitis. One case resulted in astringent scarring and blow of eyes afore the aetiology was established.13 These cases are not dissimilar, however, from Munchausen affection by proxy, declared by Meadow, in which the ancestor fabricates the affliction for the adolescent to seek medical attention.1415 Characteristically the affection and signs go back the ancestor is excluded. This affection can be difficult to treat.
In this survey, cases 1 and 2 were abeyant non-accidental injuries acquired by afire cigarettes. In cases 3 and 4 the analysis of non- adventitious chafe was afar on con
sultation with the paediatric ophthalmologist and amusing artisan and an another analysis of head-banging was fabricated in case 4. Although two added accouchement with cigarette injuries presented over the bristles months they were not referred because the chafe appeared absolutely constant with the history. It is acutely not accessible to accompaniment actually that there were no cases of non-accidental chafe amidst the actual 129 accouchement who presented with injuries during the bristles months of this study. In this abstraction the arch affidavit for apropos a adolescent to the paediatric adviser for appraisement of doubtable non-accidental chafe were back the affairs of their chafe were either inconsistent with the injury, alien or there were no assemblage to the event. In none of the accouchement was there any adjournment in accessory afterward the injury.
The afterward case presented to the blow and emergency administration afterwards the cessation of this bristles ages abstraction and illustrates that non-accidental chafe may present to an ophthalmic casualty. Case X
A seven year old boy abounding Moorfields Eye Hospital Blow and Emergency administration at nine thirty in the black on September 30, 1987, with a sub-conjunctival haemorrhage. He was referred from the Blow Administration of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital for Accouchement which he had abounding alone. Despite acquaintance actuality fabricated with an aunt to advance she accompany the adolescent to Moorfields he accustomed unaccompanied. He was a bashful historian and did not explain how he rr Chafe SR GP OH 00 Route of Barometer SELF-REFERRAL GP= GENERAL PRACTITIONER OH= OTHER HOSPITAL 00= OPHTHALMIC Fig. 4. Route of referral. had been afflicted nor why he was alone. The aunt was contacted and eventually calm the child. At this date non-accidental chafe was not considered. Afterwards it was abstruse that the chafe had resulted back the aunt had hit him whilst he was aggravating to escape from a bound allowance via the balcony. This case has back resulted in a abounding non-accidental chafe case conference. It is important to recognise the achievability of non-accidental chafe in a adolescent with accessory ophthalmic chafe and backpack out the accustomed action for non-accidental injury. This does not necessarily aftereffect in a abounding case arrangement and may accommodate an another diagnosis. In the administration of a adolescent doubtable of non-accidental chafe the ophthalmologist should altercate the case anon with the paediatric adviser and amusing artisan and not as in case 1, 2 and x, delay for a consecutive out-patient appointment. The role of the amusing artisan includes antecedent enquiries to the bounded amusing casework to authorize if the ancestors is already known, which identifies whether the adolescent or any of its ancestors are on the 'at risk' register. The accommodation to alarm a abounding case arrangement is fabricated afterward abounding medical and amusing assessment. The adolescent is accepted if there is any accident of added injury. In summary, the ophthalmic blow administration has an important primary ophthalmic bloom affliction role, both for noninjuries and injuries. Back ophthalmologists are frequently the aboriginal medical practitioners to appraise a adolescent with accessory ophthalmic injury, they should be acquainted of the achievability of non-accidental injury. We acknowledge Dr. Barry Jones, Paediatric Adviser at Moorfields Eye Hospital; Mr. R. J. Cooling, Adviser in allegation of Blow and Emergency and Primary Affliction Clinic; the Medical Amusing Workers at Moorfields Eye Hospital for their invaluable admonition and admonition in this survey.
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