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GABRIELLE LIDWINA
405160170
Sept, 2019
Benda Asing di Kornea
• Manifestasi klinis
• Iritasi
• Dapat terlihat infiltrasi leukosit di
sekitar benda asing
• Benda asing menetap → risiko
infeksi sekunder (terutama benda
asing organik dan batuan), serta
ulkus kornea
• Benda asing besi → bekas pada
dasar abrasi
Kanski p 166
Subconjunctival Haemorrhage
• Surgery, conjunctivitis and trauma rupture of a small
conjunctival vessel
• Usually in unilateral
• Symptoms :
– The bleed is usually
asymptomatic until noticed by
the patient or others
– bright-red appearance
– a momentary sharp pain or a
snapping or popping
sensation
• Riordan-Eva P, Cunningham Jr ET. Vaughan & asbury’s general opthalmology. 18th Ed. USA: The McGraw-Hill Companies; 2011
• Bawling B. Kanski’s clinical opthalmology. 8th Ed. China: Elsevier; 2016
• Coughing, sneezing and vomiting are common
precipitants
• Risk factor:
• Individuals on anticoagulation
• Systemic vascular disease (hypertension, diabetes,
arteriosclerosis)
• Systemic conditions causing decreased coagulability
• The vision is usually unaffected unless a substantially
elevated haemorrhage large localized corneal
wetting deficit (dellen)
• Treatment: reassurance, the hemorrhage usually
absorbs in 2–3 weeks
• Riordan-Eva P, Cunningham Jr ET. Vaughan & asbury’s general opthalmology. 18th Ed. USA: The McGraw-Hill Companies; 2011
• Bawling B. Kanski’s clinical opthalmology. 8th Ed. China: Elsevier; 2016
Hyphaema
Kanski P 379
• If the entire anterior General Treatment :
chamber is occupied by • Any current anticoagulant
blood, eventual good vision medication should be
is achieved in only about discontinued after liaison with
one in three eyes, a general physician to assess
• though impairment is the risk; NSAIDs should not be
commonly due to injury used for analgesia.
sustained during the initial • Strict bed rest is probably
insult. unnecessary, but substantially
limiting activity is prudent,
• Secondary haemorrhage,
and the patient should
often more severe than the remain in a sitting or semi-
primary bleed, may develop upright posture, including
within 3–5 days of the initial during sleep.
injury and is associated with
a poorer visual outcome • A protective eye shield should
be worn.
o Medical Treatment : • Antifibrinolysis may be
• beta-blocker and/or a topical considered under higher-
or systemic CAI is risk circumstances such
administered, depending on as recurrent bleeding.
the IOP.
o Laser photocoagulation
• Topical steroids should be
used since they reduce • of angle bleeding points via a
inflammation and possibly gonioprism
the risk of secondary o Surgical evacuation
haemorrhage.
• Atropine is recommended by
some authorities to achieve
constant mydriasis and
reduce the chance of
secondary haemorrhage
• Hyphaema
Hyphaema
(haemorrhage in
the anterior
chamber) is a
common
complication of
blunt ocular injury.
• The source of
bleeding istypically
the iris root or
ciliary body face.
• Characteristically,
the blood settles
inferiorly with a
resultant ‘fluid
level’
Kanski p 689
Hifema
Keberadaan sel darah merah di kamera okuli anterior (anterior chamber).
Bowling B. Kanski’s Clinical Ophthalmology. 8th ed. New South Wales: Elsevier; 2015.
Siderosis :
• Steel most common projected into the eye by
hammering or power tool use
• Ferrous undergoes dissociation deposition of iron in the
intraocular epithelial structures, notably the lens epithelium,
iris & ciliary body epithelium and the sensory retina exerts a
toxic effect on cellular enzyme systems, with resultant cell
death
• Signs anterior capsular cataract, consisting of radial iron
deposits on the anterior lens capsule & reddish brown staining
of the iris give rise to heterochromia iridis
• Complication secondary glaucoma due to trabecular
damage, and pigmentary retinopathy followed by atrophy of
the retina and RPE can have a profound effect of vision
• Electroretinography progressive attenuation of the b-wave
over time
Chalcosis :
• Ocular reaction to an intraocular foreign body with a high
copper content involves a violent endopthalmitis-like picture,
often with progression to phthisis bulbi
• An alloy such as brass or bronze, with a relatively low copper
content chalcosis
• Electrolytically-dissociated copper deposited intraocularly
picture similar to that seen in Wilson disease
• Thus a Kayser-Fleischer ring develops, as does an anterior
'sunflower' cataract
• Retinal deposition golden plaques visible
opthalmoscopically
• Copper is less retinotoxic than iron degenrative retinopathy
does not develop & visual function may be preserved
Chemical injury
Chemical Injuries
• Range in severity from trivial to potentially blinding.
• Alkali burns are twice as common as acid burns
• The severity of a chemical injury is related to the
properties of the chemical, the area of affected ocular
surface, duration of exposure (including retention of
particulate chemical on the surface of the globe or
under the upper lid) and related effects such as
thermal damage.
• Alkalis tend to penetrate more deeply than acids, as
the latter coagulate surface proteins, forming a
protective barrier; the most commonly involved alkalis
are ammonia, sodium hydroxide and lime
Pathophysiology
• Damage by severe chemical injuries tends to progress as
below:
• Necrosis of the conjunctival and corneal epithelium with
disruption and occlusion of the limbal vasculature. Loss of limbal
stem cellconjunctivalization and vascularization of the corneal
surface, or persistent corneal epithelial defects with sterile
corneal ulceration and perforation. Longer-term effects include
ocular surface wetting disorders, symblepharon formation and
cicatricial entropion.
• Deeper penetrationstromal corneal opacification.
• Anterior chamber penetrationiris and lens damage.
• Ciliary epithelial damage impairs secretion of ascorbate, which is
required for collagen production and corneal repair.
• Healing
• The epithelium heals by migration of epithelial cells originating
from limbal stem cells.
• Damaged stromal collagen is phagocytosed by keratocytes and
new collagen is synthesized
Grading of severity
Management
• Emergency treatment
• Copious irrigationcrucial to minimize duration of contact
with the chemical, normalize the pH in conjungtival sac as
soon as possible. Speed and efficacy of irrigationmost
important prognostic factor. Normal saline or Ringer
lactaceused to irrigate the eye for 15-30 mins or until
pH is neutral
• Double-eversion of the upper eyelid
• Debridement of necrotic areas of corneal epithelium at
the slit lamp to promote re-epithelialization and remove
associated chemical residue
• Admissionfor severe injuries (grade 3-4)
• Medical treatment
• Most milder (grade 1-2) injuries topical antibiotic for a week,
with topical steroid and cycloplegics if necessary.
• The main aim: reduce inflammation, promote epithelial
regeneration and prevent corneal ulceration.
• Steroids reduce inflammation and neutrophil infiltration. However,
they also impair stromal healing by reducing collagen synthesis and
inhibiting fibroblast migration. For this reason topical steroids may be
used initially (usually 4–8 times daily, strength depending on injury
severity) but must be tailed off after 7–10 days when sterile corneal
ulceration is most likely to occur. Steroids may be replaced by topical
non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, which do not affect keratocyte
function.
• Cycloplegia may improve comfort.
• Topical antibiotic drops are used for prophylaxis of bacterial infection
(e.g. four times daily).
• Citric acid is a powerful inhibitor of neutrophil activity and reduces
the intensity of the inflammatory response.
• Tetracyclines are effective collagenase inhibitors and also inhibit
neutrophil activity and reduce ulceration. They should be
considered if there is significant corneal melting and can be
administered both topically (tetracycline ointment four times daily)
and systemically (doxycycline 100 mg twice daily tapering to once
daily).
• Symblepharon formation should be prevented as necessary by lysis
of developing adhesions with a sterile glass rod or damp cotton bud.
• IOP should be monitored, with treatment if necessary; oral
acetazolamide is recommended to avoid adding further to the
ocular surface burden.
• Periocular skin injury may require a dermatology opinion.
Subconjunctival
Haemorrhage
Trauma Tumpul: Lensa
• Trauma lensa sebagian besar disebabkan oleh
kelanjutan trauma tumpul di lensa mata.
• Menyebabkan:
1. Katarak
2. Subluksasi lensa
3. Dislokasi lensa
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• PEMERIKSAAN OFTALMOLOGIS
- ada/tidak diskontinuitas jar kel mata
- integritas margin, kulit dan tarsus
- lokasi dan kedalaman luka (memperkirakan partial/full-thickness)
- evaluasi fungsi levator palpebra (nilai pergerakan kel mata)
- ada/tidak keteribatan kanalikuli
• PP
- Anel tes/ irigasi & probing bila tdp keterlibatan kanalikuli
- rontgen & CT orbita bila ada benda asing / mekanisme cidera yg sebabkan fraktur Buku Ajar Oftalmologi UI
TATALAKSANA
Pembedahan (u/ kembalikan keadaan anatomi dan fisiologi normal)
Treatment
• Acute symptomps
• Antibiotic ointment four times daily and cyclopentolate 1% twice daily
• Topical diclofenac 0.1% reduces pain.
• Hypertonic sodium chloride 5% drops four times daily
• and ointment at bedtime may improve epithelial adhesion.
Treatment for Recurrent symptomps
• Topical lubricant gel or ointment, or hypertonic saline ointment,
instilled at bedtime used long term may be sufficient.
• Simple debridement of the epithelium in involved areas,
• Long-term extended-wear bandage contact lenses.
Edema Kornea
• Trauma tumpul yg keras/cepat -> edema bahkan ruptur membran
descement
• Keluhan : penglihatan kabur, terlihat pelangi sekitar bola
lampu/sumber cahaya
• Kornea keruh, uji plasido (+)
• Berat -> masuknya serbukan sel radang dan neovaskularisasi ke dalam
jar stroma kornea
Edema Kornea
• Th/ : • Komplikasi :
1. larutan hipertonik (NaCl) 5% / kerusakan membran
larutan garam hipertonik 2-8% descement lama -> keratopati
2. Glukosa 40% bulosa -> rasa sakit + visus
turun akibat astigmatisme
3. Larutan albumin
ireguler
4. TIO tinggi -> asetazolamide
5. Penghilang rasa sakit dan
memperbaiki visus -> lensa
kontak lembek
Dislokasi kornea
Dislokasi lensa
• Perpindahan lokasi lensa dari posisi normal akibat herediter
atau didapat/traumatik
• Ke dalam vitreus/ bag sebelum nya , masuk ke dalam anterior
chamber yg merupakan faktor predisposisi pseudoexfoliation
Snow JB, Wackym PA, eds. Ballenger's Otorhinolaryngology head and neck
surgery 17th edition. Shelton, CT:BC Decker;2009. p.192
Auricular hematoma
• Blunt injury to the auricle may result in the Diagnosis
formation of an auricular hematoma
• not-uncommon injury in sports, particularly in
• history of trauma, often sports-related;
wrestlers and boxers primary reason for use of wrestling and rugby scrumming
headgear in these sports • painless and inflammation is minimal
• Injury to a perichondrial blood vessel blood
accumulation in the subperichondrial space
elevating the perichondrium off of the cartilage. Prognosis, complication
• If not drained, this separation of the cartilage from
its blood supply cartilage necrosis. • If left untreated, the natural outcome is
• The trapped blood and injured perichondrium thought to be deformity of the pinna and
organize into a fibrocartilagenous mass, creating the the classic ‘cauliflower’ or ‘wrestler’s’ ear.
deformity “cauliflower ear” little that can be
done to return the ear to its prior, normal state • supervening infection can lead to
must be evaluated and addressed a.s.a.p (72 hours) perichondritis and cartilage necrosis
Snow JB, Wackym PA, eds. Ballenger's Otorhinolaryngology head and neck Gleeson M, Browning GG, Burton KJ, Clarke R, Hibbert J, Jones NS, et al. Scott-Brown's
surgery 17th edition. Shelton, CT:BC Decker;2009. p.193 otolaryngology, head and neck surgery. London: Hodder Arnold; 2008. p.3374
Gleeson M, Browning GG, Burton KJ, Clarke R, Hibbert J, Jones NS, et al. Scott-Brown's
otolaryngology, head and neck surgery. London: Hodder Arnold; 2008. p.3374
Trauma os temporal
Trauma Os Temporal
Definisi Cedera fisik tulang temporal yang disebabkan oleh benturan dengan permukaan tumpul atau
penetrasi rudal. Hal ini mungkin berhubungan dengan fraktur tulang temporal.
Tanda & gejala - Cedera menembus daerah temporal dari tengkorak
- Otorrhoea
- Memar selama proses mastoid (Battle’s sign)
- Kelumpuhan saraf wajah LMN
- Otoskopi darah segar di meatus akustikus eksterna
- Cedera membran timpani dgn perforasi
- Hemotimpanum
- Deformitas pada dinding tulang meatus akustikus eksterna
Pemeriksaan • Radiologi
- CT scangold standard untuk menentukan ada/ tdknya fraktur os temporal
- MRI menentukan ada/ tdknya cedera saraf wajah dan hematoma dalam koklear
- Angiografi
Gleeson M, Browning GG, Burton MJ, Clarke R, Hibbert J, Jones NS, et al., editors. Scott-brown’s
otorhinolaryngology, head and neck surgery. 7th ed. Volume 3. London: Edward Arnold Ltd.; 2008.
Snow JB, Wackym PA. Ballenger’s otorhinolaryngology head and neck surgery. 17th ed. Volume 1.
Connecticut: BC Decker Inc; 2009.
Barotrauma Telinga Eksterna
• Terjadi bila → kantong udara terperangkap di meatus acusticus
externus (oleh serumen, sumbat telinga, benda asing, eksostose,
pemakaian peralatan menyelam yang rapat)
Gleeson M, Browning GG, Burton MJ, Clarke R, Hibbert J, Jones NS, et al.,
editors. Scott-brown’s otorhinolaryngology, head and neck surgery. 7th
ed. Volume 3. London: Edward Arnold Ltd.; 2008.
Barotrauma Telinga Eksterna
• Tekanan lingkungan ↓ → udara yang terperangkap di MAE mengalami
ekspansi; udara di telinga tengah keluar melalui tuba Eustachius →
gradien tekanan di membran timpani → tergeser ke medial
• Tekanan lingkungan ↑ → udara yang terperangkap di MAE <<
(tekanan lebih negatif dibandingkan dengan telinga tengah) →
gradien tekanan di membran timpani → tergeser ke lateral
Tekanan kuat → perforasi
Gleeson M, Browning GG, Burton MJ, Clarke R, Hibbert J, Jones NS, et al., editors. Scott-brown’s
otorhinolaryngology, head and neck surgery. 7th ed. Volume 3. London: Edward Arnold Ltd.; 2008.
Snow JB, Wackym PA. Ballenger’s otorhinolaryngology head and neck surgery. 17th ed. Volume 1.
Connecticut: BC Decker Inc; 2009.
Barotrauma Telinga Eksterna
• Tanda • Tatalaksana
• Injeksi kulit saluran telinga dan • Membersihkan MAE dari darah /
membran timpani debris
• Petechiae • Anibiotik tetes bila ada infeksi
• Perdarahan dapat terlihat sekunder
• Perforasi dapat terlihat • Proses penyembuhan perforasi
terganggu → bedah
• Gejala
• Nyeri (intensitas sebanding • Pencegahan
dengan kedalaman) • Hindari pemakaian sumbat telinga
yang oklusif
Gleeson M, Browning GG, Burton MJ, Clarke R, Hibbert J, Jones NS, et al.,
editors. Scott-brown’s otorhinolaryngology, head and neck surgery. 7th ed.
Volume 3. London: Edward Arnold Ltd.; 2008.
Barotrauma Telinga Tengah
• Barotrauma paling sering
• Kecepatan descent → faktor penting
• Faktor risiko
• Penyelam → tidak dapat menyeimbangkan tekanan di permukaan laut
• Obstruksi nasal → deviasi septum
Gleeson M, Browning GG, Burton MJ, Clarke R, Hibbert J, Jones NS, et al.,
editors. Scott-brown’s otorhinolaryngology, head and neck surgery. 7th
ed. Volume 3. London: Edward Arnold Ltd.; 2008.
Barotrauma Telinga Tengah
• Tanda • Diagnosis
• Membran timpani → normal s/d • Riwayat nyeri saat turun dari
perdarahan dengan perforasi ketinggian
• Gejala • Otoskopi
• Rasa telinga tersumbat → otalgia • Audiometri → hilang pendengaran
(memburuk bila kompresi >>) konduktif (minimal)
Gleeson M, Browning GG, Burton MJ, Clarke R, Hibbert J, Jones NS, et al.,
editors. Scott-brown’s otorhinolaryngology, head and neck surgery. 7th ed.
Volume 3. London: Edward Arnold Ltd.; 2008.
Barotrauma Telinga Tengah
• Tatalaksana
• Simtomatik, tidak ada tanda / tanda minimal → tidak perlu terapi spesifik
• Tanda signifikan, tanpa perforasi → dekongestan nasal topikal / PO
• Dengan perforasi → pembersihan telinga; tidak dapat sembuh spontan →
miringoplasti
• Pencegahan
• Medikamentosa → dekongestan oral (pseudoefedrin 120 mg PO)
• Nonmedikamentosa → inflasi balon melalui nasal, miringotomi tanpa atau
dengan pemasangan tube ventilasi
Gleeson M, Browning GG, Burton MJ, Clarke R, Hibbert J, Jones NS, et al.,
editors. Scott-brown’s otorhinolaryngology, head and neck surgery. 7th
ed. Volume 3. London: Edward Arnold Ltd.; 2008.
Barotrauma Telinga Dalam
• Perdarahan telinga bagian dalam
• Gejala vestibular minimal / sementara
• Hilang pendengaran sensorineural ringan s/d sedang
• Robekan labirintin
• Gejala mirip penyakit Meniere’s akut
• Hilang pendengaran permanen
• Fistula perilimfatik
Gleeson M, Browning GG, Burton MJ, Clarke R, Hibbert J, Jones NS, et al.,
editors. Scott-brown’s otorhinolaryngology, head and neck surgery. 7th
ed. Volume 3. London: Edward Arnold Ltd.; 2008.
http://tums.ac.ir/files/s-dabiri/Perilymphatic%20Fistula.pdf
Barotrauma Telinga Dalam
• Diagnosis • Tatalaksana
• Waktu timbulnya gejala • Hilang pendengaran sedang s/d
• Pemeriksaan neurologis dan berat → steroid
keseimbangan • Eksplorasi bedah → presentasi
• Monitoring audiometri setiap hari akut, hilang pendengaran
progresif, disekuilibrium persisten
• Terdapat fistula → operasi
penutupan
Gleeson M, Browning GG, Burton MJ, Clarke R, Hibbert J, Jones NS, et al.,
editors. Scott-brown’s otorhinolaryngology, head and neck surgery. 7th ed.
Volume 3. London: Edward Arnold Ltd.; 2008.
Temporal bone
trauma
Definisi :
• physical insult of the temporal
bone induced by impact with a
blunt surface or penetrating missile
• may or may not be associated with
a temporal bone fracture.
Klasifikasi :
• classified by its aetiology or by the
site of any resulting fracture.
• This classification system has been
questioned largely due to the
findings of high resolution
computed tomography (CT)
scanning of traumatized temporal
bones.
Tanda & Gejala : • HEARING ASSESSMENT
• Hearing loss in the affected ear. o Glasgow Coma Scale
• Ottorea assessment in testing response
to verbal commands.
• Battle’s sign
• VESTIBULAR ASSESSMENT
• Otoskopi -> ada darah di
meatus acusticus externus. o Nystagmus -> provide evidence
of vestibular involvement.
investigasi
• CEREBROSPINAL FLUID LEAK
• Radiology :
o Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)
o thin section axial and coronal otorrhoea, or rhinorrhoea if
high resolution CT scans as the suspected
diagnostic gold standard test
for the presence or absence of
a temporal bone fracture.
Lacerations of the external Haemotympanum
auditory meatus. • is the major reason for the
• Haematorrhoea, one of the conductive hearing
hallmarks of a skull base impairment.
fracture.
Ossicular disruption with an
• a potential laceration of the
jugular bulb or carotid artery
intact tympanic membrane
Tympanic membrane • conductive hearing loss
perforation persists six weeks post-injury is
likely to have sustained
• occur because of direct damage to the ossicular chain.
transmission of distraction forces
at the time of temporal bone • Audiometric investigations will
trauma (fracture line violation) confirm a persisting air-bone
• collision, missile or airbags; or
gap.
penetration of the tympanic • Incus dislocation is the most
membrane by particulate debris. common ossicular chain
abnormality