Halloween can be one of the most fun days of the year. What’s not to love between the costumes, candy and parties? A trip to the emergency department, however, can put a damper on the celebration. Some of the things that make Halloween so enjoyable unfortunately pose unique risks to the eyes, face, ears, nose… Read More »Tips to Avoid the Emergency Room this Halloween for an Eye or ENT Problem The post Tips to Avoid the Emergency Room this Halloween for an Eye or ENT Problem appeared fi...| FOCUS
Donald Masciadrelli was cleaning his yard when a tree branch ruptured the globe of his eye. After multiple surgeries and ongoing care from the Mass Eye and Ear Emergency Department, he will regain his vision. Donald Masciadrelli had taken the morning off from work to clear his property. He and his wife were building a… Read More »Open Globe Injury: The Road to Recovery The post Open Globe Injury: The Road to Recovery appeared first on FOCUS.| FOCUS
Don’t ruin your holiday season with an eye injury. Mass Eye and Ear trauma expert Margot Weinert, MD, offers advice on ways to stay safe. The holidays are always a time filled with good cheer, visiting family and friends, and sharing gifts with loved ones. While most holiday decorations and toys are safe, the Emergency… Read More »Keeping Your Family Safe from Eye Injuries this Holiday Season The post Keeping Your Family Safe from Eye Injuries this Holiday Season appeared first on FOCUS.| FOCUS
Promoting eye safety awareness is essential to reduce sports-related eye injury risks. Nearly 30,000 sports-related eye injuries are treated in United States emergency rooms annually. By prioritizing eye safety, preventable injuries can be minimized, allowing athletes to enjoy their favorite sports.| Safe Living