Kirit Patel describes some case histories of potentially emergency eye lesions presenting in general practice, illustrating the use of slit-lamp and anterior OCT to manage and monitor
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I will use various case histories of patients ranging from two year olds to someone in their 70s.
Case history 1
Corneal foreign body:
A two-year-old girl was brought in by mum thinking that she had scratched her eye and she seemed to be rubbing her eyes. On questioning it appeared that they were at a beach five days previously and playing in the sand.
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