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2. Introduction of Spring-Assisted Cranioplasty for Sagittal Craniosynostosis in a Craniofacial Service: A Report of Early Experience

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Bakri, Sherif, primary, Mazeed, Ahmed S., additional, Saied, Samia, additional, Abdelhamied, Ahmed Kamal, additional, Kenawy, Karam, additional, Aly, Haitham M., additional, Ahmed, Islam Mokhtar, additional, Sadek, Abdelrahim Abdrabou, additional, Othman, Amr Ahmed, additional, Kolby, Lars, additional, and Elsherbiny, Ahmed, additional

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2022
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8. Pediatric self-inflicted eye trauma due to a major depressive disorder.

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Mounir, Amr, Elghobaier, Mohamed Gamal, Sadek, Abdelrahim Abdrabou, and Othman, Amr Ahmed

Subjects
*OCULAR injuries, *EYE examination, *EYE inflammation, *SELF-mutilation, *OUTPATIENT medical care, *VISION disorders, *INJECTIONS, *EYE drops
Abstract

Self-inflicted eye trauma is a serious form of self-harm as it may lead to irreversible visual disability. Diagnosing self-inflicted ocular injuries, in all its forms, can be quite challenging. In this report, we are presenting a 5-yearold girl presented to Sohag University Outpatient Clinic with a history of repeated attacks of bilateral eye redness with blood-tinged strands removed from her eyes. After ocular examination, inferior bulbar conjunctival injection with blood-tinged strands were found. After careful examination of the strands, it was discovered that they were actual threads of cloth due to self-inflicted eye injury. Following psychiatric consultation, the patient was diagnosed as having a major depressive disorder. The case was subject to pharmacological and psychotherapeutic treatment, and showed significant improvement within two months of starting treatment as regard to depressive symptoms and self-injury behaviors. Although self-inflicted ocular injuries due to pediatric mood disorders are rare, it should be suspected in any case of unexplained chronic conjunctivitis. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2018
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