A Simple, Versatile, Disposable, and Inexpensive Eye Patch

Abstract

An eye patch is usually used for occlusion therapy to prevent amblyopia [1] or as an eye pad dressing for neurotrophic keratopathy amid other therapeutical care [2], lagophthalmos [3], to protect the eye after an open trauma or after the removal of a foreign body embedded in the cornea, to avoid diplopia in temporary extraocular muscle palsy [4,5]. OpticludeR is one of the best known.