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==Initial Assessment== | ==Initial Assessment== | ||
*Eye | |||
#Acuity, extraocular movements | |||
#Blurry, double, or decreased vision? | |||
#Pain with EOM? | |||
*Pupil | |||
# Reactivity, size, shape | |||
*Globe | |||
# Proptosis or enophthalmos? | |||
# Increased intercanthal distance? | |||
# Extrusion of intraocular contents? | |||
*Orbit | |||
# Crepitus from fracture into sinuses? | |||
==DDX== | ==DDX== | ||
*Orbital Hematoma | |||
**Proptosis, diffuse pain | |||
*Ruptured Globe | |||
**Tear-shaped pupil | |||
**Extrusion of intraocular content | |||
*Orbital zygomatic fracture | |||
**Most common | |||
*Nasoethmoid fracture | |||
**Inspect for: | |||
***Damage to medial canthal ligament | |||
***Damage to lacrimal duct | |||
***Medial rectus entrapment | |||
*Orbial Floor fracture | |||
**Inspect for: | |||
#Entrapment of inferior rectus | |||
#Enophthalmos | |||
#Damage to infraorbital nerve | |||
*Retinal Detachment | |||
* Hyphema | *Hyphema | ||
* Optic Nerve Shealth Hematoma | *Optic Nerve Shealth Hematoma | ||
==Treatment== | ==Treatment== | ||
*Orbital CT indicated for: | |||
# Evidence of fracture on exam | #Evidence of fracture on exam | ||
# Decreased extraocular mobility | #Decreased extraocular mobility | ||
# Decreased visual acuity | #Decreased visual acuity | ||
# Severe pain | #Severe pain | ||
# Unable to perform adequate exam | #Unable to perform adequate exam | ||
===Globe Injury=== | ===Globe Injury=== | ||
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*Prevent nausea/vomiting | *Prevent nausea/vomiting | ||
Orbital Hematoma | ===Orbital Hematoma=== | ||
* Consider lateral canthotomy | * Consider lateral canthotomy | ||
Orbital fracture into sinus | ===Orbital fracture into sinus=== | ||
* Azithromycin or augmentin | *Azithromycin or augmentin | ||
Extraocular muscle entrapment | ===Extraocular muscle entrapment=== | ||
* May result in oculocardiac reflex -> vagal symptoms* Consider release of entrapped muscle | *May result in oculocardiac reflex -> vagal symptoms | ||
**Consider release of entrapped muscle | |||
Decreased extraocular movement not due to entrapment | *Decreased extraocular movement not due to entrapment | ||
* Consider corticosteroids | **Consider corticosteroids | ||
Orbital blowout | ===Orbital blowout fx=== | ||
*Water's view is 83% sensitive at detecting these. If present needs CT to eval soft tissue structures (retrobulbar hemmorhage). Surgical indications include greater tha 2mm enopthalmos and/or persistent diploplia. | |||
10-20% have ocular injury. binocular diploplia from direct muscle injury resolves in 82%, but diploplia from entrapment requires surgical repair.Malignant emphysema and/or retrobulbar hemmorhage are emergencies requiring a lateral canthotomy. | 10-20% have ocular injury. binocular diploplia from direct muscle injury resolves in 82%, but diploplia from entrapment requires surgical repair.Malignant emphysema and/or retrobulbar hemmorhage are emergencies requiring a lateral canthotomy. | ||
Revisión del 23:40 2 abr 2011
Initial Assessment
- Eye
- Acuity, extraocular movements
- Blurry, double, or decreased vision?
- Pain with EOM?
- Pupil
- Reactivity, size, shape
- Globe
- Proptosis or enophthalmos?
- Increased intercanthal distance?
- Extrusion of intraocular contents?
- Orbit
- Crepitus from fracture into sinuses?
DDX
- Orbital Hematoma
- Proptosis, diffuse pain
- Ruptured Globe
- Tear-shaped pupil
- Extrusion of intraocular content
- Orbital zygomatic fracture
- Most common
- Nasoethmoid fracture
- Inspect for:
- Damage to medial canthal ligament
- Damage to lacrimal duct
- Medial rectus entrapment
- Inspect for:
- Orbial Floor fracture
- Inspect for:
- Entrapment of inferior rectus
- Enophthalmos
- Damage to infraorbital nerve
- Retinal Detachment
- Hyphema
- Optic Nerve Shealth Hematoma
Treatment
- Orbital CT indicated for:
- Evidence of fracture on exam
- Decreased extraocular mobility
- Decreased visual acuity
- Severe pain
- Unable to perform adequate exam
Globe Injury
- Eye covering
- Elevate head of bed
- Prevent nausea/vomiting
Orbital Hematoma
- Consider lateral canthotomy
Orbital fracture into sinus
- Azithromycin or augmentin
Extraocular muscle entrapment
- May result in oculocardiac reflex -> vagal symptoms
- Consider release of entrapped muscle
- Decreased extraocular movement not due to entrapment
- Consider corticosteroids
Orbital blowout fx
- Water's view is 83% sensitive at detecting these. If present needs CT to eval soft tissue structures (retrobulbar hemmorhage). Surgical indications include greater tha 2mm enopthalmos and/or persistent diploplia.
10-20% have ocular injury. binocular diploplia from direct muscle injury resolves in 82%, but diploplia from entrapment requires surgical repair.Malignant emphysema and/or retrobulbar hemmorhage are emergencies requiring a lateral canthotomy.
See Also
Trauma: Maxilofacial
