(1) Methods: The literature concerning endophthalmitis after operation were analyzed.

(2) Endophthalmitis displays mull echoes, retinal thickened or detached.

(3) Objective To explore the medication effect of endophthalmitis after the implantation of introcular lens.

(4) Two cases of posttraumatic fulminant endophthalmitis caused by Bacillus cereus were reported.

(5) Conclusion Postoperative endophthalmitis should be generally controlled by the use of corticosteroid, mydriatic and so on.

(6) Postoperative endophthalmitis is an uncommon but serious complication after ophthalmologic operations, often resulting in severe vision loss.

(7) Method 38 eyes with traumatic endophthalmitis were operated with pars plana closed vitrectomy.

(8) The JMEC study also showed that the risk of endophthalmitis was increased 17-fold in eyes with exposed vitreous as a result of a capsular or zonular complication. Dr.

(9) Conclusion Closed vitrectomy is the most effective method for treating traumatic endophthalmitis of children.

(10) Objective To evaluate the clinical effect of intravitreous injection of antibiotics and vitrectomy for traumatic endophthalmitis.

(11) Conclusions Vitrectomy combine intraocular drug injection is the best treatment to treat suppurative endophthalmitis.

(12) Results from multivariate analyses showed that complicated surgery dramatically increased the risk of endophthalmitis.

(13) Methods Seven eyes of 7 patients with ocular penetrating injury complicated with endophthalmitis underwent vitrectomy combined with silicone oil injection.

(14) Objective To study the effect of vitrectomy intraocular drug injection in the treatment of suppurative endophthalmitis.

(15) Results All intraocular foreign bodies were extracted successfully once(), None complicated by endophthalmitis.

(16) Conclusion Causes of evisceration of eyeball after ocular trauma were sever eyeball rupture, endophthalmitis and complications of ocular trauma.