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Descemets membrane detachment attributed to the mechanical forces of airbag deployment
Contact Lens and Anterior Eye, 02/17/09

Moehnke T et al. - Although Descemet's membrane detachment is an uncommon complication of airbag deployment, it is important to exclude this possibility because delayed diagnosis and treatment may compromise the corneal endothelium, predispose the cornea to chronic edema, and result in permanent vision loss. An awareness of the spectrum of injuries resulting from airbag deployment should facilitate early diagnosis and treatment, particularly in situations where the etiology of the presenting eye condition is not readily apparent.

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