Сlinical case of a child’s eye injury “new year’s firecracker”

This clinical example shows the progressive nature of the course of a combined eye injury: contusion and thermochemical
burn as a result of the explosion of the “New Year’s firecracker”, which led to the development of cicatricial, degenerative
processes in the tissues of the eyeball and eyelids. After the injury, the patient underwent three stages of emergency (according
to vital indications for the eye) surgical treatment, as a result of which it was possible to preserve the structures of the eyeball
and visual functions. At the same time, the rehabilitation period has not yet been completed. These injuries, unfortunately, are
one of the causes of low vision and blindness in children and require constant monitoring and treatment.