Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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4052592 | Clinics in Sports Medicine | 2009 | 17 Pages |
Abstract
In boxing, along with a few other sports, trauma is inherent to the nature of the sport; therefore it is considered a high-risk sport for ocular injuries. The long-term morbidity of ocular injuries suffered by boxers is difficult to estimate due to the lack of structured long-term follow-up of these athletes. Complications of blunt ocular trauma may develop years after the athlete has retired from the ring and is no longer considered to be at risk for boxing-related injuries. This article describes the wide range of eye injuries a boxer can sustain, and their immediate and long-term clinical management.
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Authors
Gustavo Corrales, Anthony Curreri,