Ocular damage secondary to lights and lasers: How to avoid and treat if necessary

Figure 1 Anterior view of the right eye of a patient with pharmacologic pupillary dilation showing iris atrophy and pupillary distortion secondary to posterior synechia following inadvertent ocular intense pulsed light injury.

Figure 2 Slit lamp photograph of the right eye of the patient in Figure 1 showing iris transillumination defects.

Figure 3 Optical density engraved on laser safety eyewear.

Figure 4 Drawing of the hand-held delivery system is placed on the side of the goggle.

Figure 5 Shutter glasses used for intense pulsed light.

Figure 6 Shields. A: Stainless steel external shield; B: Stick-on fabric external eye shield; C: Stainless steel corneal shields; D: Methyl methacrylate corneal shields.