Subluxated Globes

Bhattacharjee, Kasturi; Bhattacharjee, Harsha; Singh, Manpreet; Dey, Debadeepta

doi:10.1007/978-81-322-1807-4_4

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“…In our detailed published text entitled "subluxated globes", we have comprehensively covered the etiopathogenesis, clinical features, and management of this disastrous condition. [4] We pointed out that orbital imaging provides vital information about the position of subluxated or luxated eyeballs, and the extent of surrounding tissue damage and orbital bone fractures. [4] The joint management of luxated eyeball cases by ophthalmologists, maxillo-facial surgeons, and neurosurgeons provides a holistic approach in achieving the best possible cosmetic and functional outcomes.…”

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Complete Traumatic Luxation of the Eyeball

Singh

Jassi²,

Kaur

et al. 2021

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Purpose: To report the computed tomography features of a case with complete luxation of the globe after a road traffic accident. Case Report: A 35-year-old male presented with pain, loss of vision, and bleeding from the left eye 48 hr after a road traffic accident. The ophthalmic examination of the left upper and lower eyelids showed edema with subcutaneous hematoma, crepitus, and complete blepharoptosis. On retracting the eyelids, the left eyeball was not visible and the patient was not able to perceive light. The left temporal region appeared filled with a soft, palpable globular structure situated beneath the temporalis muscle. A non-contrast computed tomography (NCCT) of the head and orbits showed a comminuted and displaced fracture of the floor, medial, and lateral orbital walls in addition to a displaced tripod fracture of the left zygomatic bone. The intact left eyeball was seen below the temporalis muscle without any optic nerve or extraocular muscle attachment. The virtual reality reconstruction highlighted a contributory supero-temporal defect in the bony orbit, which appeared large enough to accommodate the intact eyeball. Conclusion: The computed tomography of the orbits provided a detailed location of the luxated eyeball and provided guidance in further management of the case.

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Complete Traumatic Luxation of the Eyeball

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Kaur

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“…Plants are protected from the harmful effects of ROS by a sophisticated antioxidant system made up of enzymatic antioxidants and non-enzymatic compounds [2]. The enzyme MDHAR [45], DHAR [44], SOD [44], CAT [45], GR [44], APX [44,46], GPX [25] and ascorbateglutathione cycle enzyme are examples of enzymatic antioxidants shown in Figure 1. Ascorbate (AsA) [44] and glutathione (GSH) [15,46] are examples of non-enzymatic antioxidants found in cells shown in Figure 2.…”

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“…The enzyme MDHAR [45], DHAR [44], SOD [44], CAT [45], GR [44], APX [44,46], GPX [25] and ascorbateglutathione cycle enzyme are examples of enzymatic antioxidants shown in Figure 1. Ascorbate (AsA) [44] and glutathione (GSH) [15,46] are examples of non-enzymatic antioxidants found in cells shown in Figure 2. Increased drought stress levels cause both enzymatic and non-enzymatic antioxidant activity in rice to rise.…”

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Breeding Strategies for Improvement of Drought Tolerance in Rice: Recent Approaches, and Future Outlooks

Madhu,

Sukrutha,

Umil Singh

et al. 2023

Sustainable Rice Production - Challenges, Strategies and Opportunities

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Rice production is severely limited by drought stress, which causes significant monetary losses. The global climate change is turning into a more significant problem. Enhancing agricultural yield in the drought-prone rainfed areas has become critical in light of the current and projected global food demand. There is a need for rice varieties with drought tolerance in order to achieve the production objective from rainfed areas, and genetic improvement for drought tolerant should be a high priority issue of study in the future. The intricate structure of breeding for drought-tolerant rice varieties makes it a challenging endeavour, and multigenic regulation of drought-tolerant features would be a significant roadblock for the ongoing study. In this chapter, we discussed on the recent crop improvement program for the development of drought-tolerant rice varieties and highlighted the most recent advancements through conventional to molecular breeding level for adaption of cultivars against drought tolerance in rice under different agro-climatic conditions.

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Subluxated Globes

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Complete Traumatic Luxation of the Eyeball

Complete Traumatic Luxation of the Eyeball

Breeding Strategies for Improvement of Drought Tolerance in Rice: Recent Approaches, and Future Outlooks

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