Operational Medicine 2001
Atlas of Eye Images

External Examination: Look Up	External Examination: Look Down	Look Left	Normal Fundus
Conjunctival Abrasion	Corneal Abrasion	Corneal Ulcer	Corneal Ulcer with Hypopyon
Corneal Foreign Body	Corneal Ulcer	Chemical Injury	Upper Lid Laceration
Hyphema	Corneal Blood Staining	Retinal Detachment	Iritis with Keratic Precipitates
Anisicoria (Rupture of Iris Sphincter)	Dislocation of Lens	Vitreous Hemorrhage	Berlin's Edema (Concussive Maculopathy)
Choroidal Rupture	Purtscher's Retinopathy	Valsalva Maculopathy	Contact Lens
Corneal Laceration and Iris Prolapse	Intraocular Foreign Body and Siderosis	Dendritic Keratitis	Subconjunctival Hemorrhage
Epidemic Keratoconjunctivitis (EKC)	Collarettes	Fungal Corneal Ulcer	Drug Allergy
Dacryoadenitis	Hiscoloboma	Staph Belpharitis	Giant Papillary Conjunctivitis
Herpetic Keratitis	Corneal Ulcer with Descemetecele	Chemical Inury	Senile Ectropion
Follicular Conjunctivitis	Conjunctival Foreign Body	Intraocular Foreign Body - Steel	Blow-out Fracture with Orbital Contusion
Rheumatoid Marginal Corneal Ulcer	Conjunctival Papilloma with Foreign Body (Seed)	Hyphema	Contact Lens
Internal Ophthalmoplegia	Hordeolum (Stye)	Chalazion	Dry Eye and Ectropion
Leukocoria, Esotropia	Congenital VI Nerve Palsy	Carotid Cavernous Fistula	Preseptal Cellulitis
Traumatic Enucleation
Bent Paperclip for Everting the Eyelid	Step  1: Place the paperclip over the eyelid	Step 2: Grasp the eyelashes and pull the eyelid outward	Step 3: Flip the eyelid up and over the paperclip.
Both eyes patched	One eye patched	Eye cup taped in place	Water Irrigation

For further reading, see:

• "Ophthalmology, Battlefield Lasers, and the Night Environment," in the SeaBee Operational Medical and Dental Guide
• "The Eye," in Hospital Corpsman Sick Call Screener's Handbook
• "Ocular Emergencies," in the General Medical Officer Manual
• "Ophthalmology Trauma", in the General Medical Officer Manual

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