Pediatric patients with open and closed globe injuries experienced good visual acuity improvement after undergoing sutured scleral-fixated IOL implantation. A retrospective case series included ...

With a closed globe injury, parts of the eye may have issues, but without a full-thickness wound to the eyewall. Examples ...

A closed globe injury is less serious and doesn’t fully penetrate the eye wall. An open globe injury breaks the full thickness of the eye wall. When a globe rupture occurs, a section of the eye ...

"One is a closed globe injury, where the eye looks normal from the outside, but inside, there could be damage to the retina or optic nerve. The other is an open globe injury, ...