A 10-year Nationwide Analysis of Knife- and Cutlery-Related Ocular Injuries in U.S. Emergency Departments: 2014-2023.

Knife-related ocular injuries predominantly affect young adult males and often result in corneal abrasions, underscoring the need for preventive safety measures.

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Traumatic Ocular and Foreign Body Injuries
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A 10-year Nationwide Analysis of Knife- and Cutlery-Related Ocular Injuries in U.S. Emergency Departments: 2014-2023.

Chaerim Kang, Matthew J. Lee, Philip R Rizzuto
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Traumatic Ocular and Foreign Body Injuries
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A 10-year Nationwide Analysis of Knife- and Cutlery-Related Ocular Injuries in U.S. Emergency Departments: 2014-2023.

Chaerim Kang, Matthew J. Lee, Philip R Rizzuto
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Knife-related ocular injuries predominantly affect young adult males and often result in corneal abrasions, underscoring the need for preventive safety measures.

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Brown University (US)
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Traumatic Ocular and Foreign Body Injuries
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A 10-year Nationwide Analysis of Knife- and Cutlery-Related Ocular Injuries in U.S. Emergency Departments: 2014-2023. — Chaerim Kang, Matthew J. Lee, et al. · PubMed (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS