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Ophthalmology Series: Trauma or FB | Tim Fetherston

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This on-demand teaching session is excellent for medical professionals as it offers insights into a wide range of medical problems covering trauma, foreign bodies, chemicals, and traditional medicines, as well as a discussion on what the causes and probable solutions may be. With special focus on a baby's fingernail, the session will explore and explain the various conditions that can arise from its abrasion, contact lens, wind-blown and power tools, and even metallic-based rust rings. Get ready to take a deep dive and discover answers to your questions!

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None of the planners for this educational activity have relevant financial relationship(s) to disclose with ineligible companies whose primary business is producing, marketing, selling, re-selling, or distributing healthcare products used by or on patients.

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Today we have the first in a series of Ophthalmology sessions from Tim Fetherston an Ophthalmologist keeping himself very busy with UK - Freedom from Torture, lectures for Northumbria Uni postgrad:   Eswatini - Medical Missions Eswatini (Retired from NHS)

“Dr. Fetherston, faculty for this educational event, has no relevant financial relationship(s) with ineligible companies to disclose.”

Learning objectives

Learning Objectives:

  1. Identify the different causes of trauma to nails and diagnose between hammering, chiselling, abrasion, contact lens, FB, wind-blown and Power tools damage
  2. Compare and contrast traditional medicines and chemicals that can be used to treat nail trauma
  3. Discuss the diagnoses of baby fingernail and sub-tarsal trauma cases
  4. Analyze the difference between FB and Metallic trauma and how to treat leaves rust ring cases
  5. Explain the importance and best practices of timely assessment and treatment of all types of nail trauma for medical professionals.
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Refer Hammering or Chiselling? Innumerable causes Assault Baby fingernail Abrasion? Contact lens Trauma or FB? Wind-blown Power tools FB Metallic - leaves rust ring Chemicals, Traditional medicines May be sub-tarsal