Ophthalmic & physiological optics : the journal of the British College of Ophthalmic Opticians (Optometrists) · 2005
Vasovagal syncope evoked by needle phobia when inserting a contact lens.
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Mimura Tatsuya, Funatsu Hideharu, Yamagami Satoru, Usui Tomohiko, Ono Kyoko, Araie Makoto, Amano Shiro
Аннотация
PURPOSE: To report a patient who fell unconscious because of vasovagal syncope evoked by needle phobia when he tried to wear contact lenses.
CASE REPORTS: A 16-year-old healthy boy had sometimes experienced dizziness when looking at the tips of pens. When he put his finger and the lens close to his eye to insert a soft contact lens, he felt sick and dizzy and fell unconscious.
CONCLUSION: Our experience suggests that patients with needle phobia may develop vasovagal syncope by concentrating on a fingertip when inserting a contact lens. We need to be aware of unconsciousness because of phobia when trying to insert contact lenses.
CASE REPORTS: A 16-year-old healthy boy had sometimes experienced dizziness when looking at the tips of pens. When he put his finger and the lens close to his eye to insert a soft contact lens, he felt sick and dizzy and fell unconscious.
CONCLUSION: Our experience suggests that patients with needle phobia may develop vasovagal syncope by concentrating on a fingertip when inserting a contact lens. We need to be aware of unconsciousness because of phobia when trying to insert contact lenses.