[CORNEAL BURN: CLINICAL PROFILE, CONTRIBUTION OF ANTERIOR SEGMENT OPTICAL COHERENCE TOMOGRAPHY AND MANAGEMENT - EIGHT CASES].

Ocular burns can have three origins: chemical (by acid or alkaline agents), luminous (by ultraviolet radiation) or thermal. We report the cases of eight patients with ocular burns (3 thermal and 5 chemical). Of these, one patient had a grade 2 burn according to the Dua classification, two had grade 3 damage and one had grade 4.

Retinal artery macroaneurysm complicated with subhyaloid hemorrhage: two case reports.

The authors report two cases of retinal artery macroaneurysm (RAM) complicated with subhyaloid hemorrhage. There are multiple cases about RAM that have been published; however, none of them present all the different treatments with its benefits and its limitations. Our study highlights all aspects of treatment.