Ocular Trauma

The enormity of ocular morbidity and the burden of ocular trauma pose formidable challenges, particularly in regions of the developing world where these issues are often underestimated

Despite its prevalence, ocular trauma remains one of the least recognized causes of vision loss. The range of potential injuries is extensive, encompassing damage from the cornea to the retina or even affecting the entire globe.

In the city of Erode, where such challenges are prevalent, there stands a singular hospital that addresses this pressing issue by providing 24-hour emergency eye care services. This recognition of the urgent nature of ocular trauma underscores the hospital's commitment to ensuring immediate and comprehensive attention for those in need.

Within the scope of emergency eye care, the hospital conducts both primary and secondary repair procedures, tailoring their approach to the specific requirements of each case. This versatility allows them to address a broad spectrum of ocular injuries, from minor to severe. Notably, the hospital extends its expertise to the younger population, performing ocular trauma repairs for children and young individuals, thereby contributing to the holistic well-being of the community.