1 Results: Mean absorption time of hyphema was shorter in carbazochrome group than that in carbenzamine group.

2 There was no shallowing of the anterior chamber, hyphema, hypotony, or infection encountered.

3 Result: Hyphema disappeared and intraocular pressure became normal after the operation.

4 The complications included hyphema, shallow anterior chamber, choroidal detachment, obstruction of tube tip and tube exposure.

5 Results The causes of contused paediatric anterior hyphema were various. The common complications were secondary glaucoma traumatic cataract and keratohemia.

6 Objective: To investigate the rationai medicine treatment for contused hyphema.

7 Objective:To study the effect of pressure bandaging for preventing rebleeding(REB) of blunt traumatic hyphema. (BTH).

8 The results show that the intraoperative complications are mild corneal edema, pigment diffusion of irides and hyphema.

9 Conclusion Visual acuity below light sense, bulbar conjunctival edema, subconjunctival hemorrhage, hypotension and hyphema are the basis of diagnosis.

10 Results 7 patients showed different degrees of hypopyon, 1 patient with hyphema, 2 cases of cataracts, 1 case with glaucoma.

11 This surgery ia effective, simple and safe to treat the secondary glaucoma following the contusion hyphema.

12 Clinically for the treatment central retinal vein occlusion, stroke sequela, internal ophthalmopathy, Hyphema and other diseases.

13 It was right and left lateral position was the ideal position for treatment of hyphema.

14 Objective : To study the effective outcome and nursing approaches in the treatment of traumatic hyphema.

15 Major complication early post operation hypotony, shallow anterior chamber, obstruction of the tube, hyphema of anterior chamber.

16 Injury to the anterior chamber that disrupts the vasculature supporting the iris or ciliary body results in a hyphema.

17 RESULTS: Complications including cornea injury, iris injury, posterior capsule rupture, iris prolapse and hyphema, were mainly caused by inexpert skill and lacking of experience.

18 Results Clinical situations of ocular hypertension induced by blunt injuries include traumatic iridocyclitis, hyphema, luxation of lens, vitreous hemorrhage,[] etc.

19 Complications were ophthalmalgia in 14 cases, uveitis in 23 cases and hyphema in 2 cases.

20 Objective: To investigate the strategy of decreasing complications of hyphema of contused wound and its prevention ways.

21 The complications included lens tilt, secondary glaucoma, retinal detachment, hyphema and hypopyon.

22 Other worrisome signs are a loss of anterior chamber depth due to leaking aqueous humor, a teardrop-shaped pupil, hyphema, or prolapse of uveal tissue/choroid through a wound.