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Chemical injuries of the eye
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- A chemical injury to the eye can cause irreversible visual impairment
- Early treatment with irrigation is key
- The extent of chemical injury is often dependent on the agent
- Severe ocular chemical injuries may require urgent treatment by an ophthalmologist
- Long-term ocular complications may arise after chemical injury
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