This classic abrasion demonstrates the typical ragged edge of a corneal abrasion.
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Eye Scratch (Corneal Abrasion), First Aid 

Picture of Eye Scratch (Corneal Abrasion), First Aid: This classic abrasion demonstrates the typical ragged edge of a corneal abrasion. Divider line
This classic abrasion demonstrates the typical ragged edge of a corneal abrasion.
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Who's At Risk
Corneal abrasions are fairly common. Those who wear contact lenses or work in dusty, dirty, windy, or debris-laden areas are more likely to get a corneal abrasion.
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Last Modified: 22 Dec 2008
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