First, according to the law, how to pay for corneal injury?
According to the law, the compensation standard for corneal work injury should be determined according to the specific degree of eye injury of workers.
Second, the eye injury level:
Level 1: those who have no light perception in both eyes or only light perception but are not allowed to locate light;
Grade II: one eye has or does not have light perception, and the other eye has corrected vision or visual field ≤8% (or radius ≤ 5);
Grade ⅲ: 1) One eye has or has no light perception, and the other eye has corrected vision ≤ or visual field ≤ 16% (radius ≤10);
2) binocular vision correction
3) One eye is removed or orbital contents are removed, and the other eye is corrected for vision.
Grade 4: 1) One eye has or does not have light perception, and the other eye corrects vision.
2) Correcting vision is clear at a glance.
3) binocular vision correction
Grade 5: 1) patients who need drugs to maintain intraocular pressure after bilateral traumatic glaucoma surgery;
2) One eye has or does not have light perception, and the other eye has corrected vision ≤ or visual field ≤40% (or radius ≤ 25);
3) Correcting vision is clear at a glance.
Correct one's vision at a glance
5) Binocular visual field ≤40% (or radius ≤ 25);
6) Unilateral enucleation
Level 6: 1) One eye has or does not have light perception, and the corrected visual acuity of the other eye ≥ the corrected visual acuity of the other eye ≤ the corrected visual acuity of the other eye ≥ the corrected visual acuity of both eyes ≤ or the visual field ≤48% (or the radius ≤ 30);
Grade 7: 1) One eye has or does not have light perception, the other eye has corrected vision ≥ one eye has or does not have light perception, and the other eye has normal objective examination;
3) monocular corrected vision ≤ monocular corrected vision ≥ monocular corrected vision ≤ binocular corrected vision ≤ or visual field ≤64% (or radius ≤ 40);
6) Patients who need drugs to maintain intraocular pressure after monocular traumatic glaucoma surgery;
Grade 8: 1) monocular corrected vision ≤ other eye corrected vision ≥ binocular corrected vision ≤80% (or radius ≤ 50);
4) ectropion of one or both eyelids or incomplete eyelid closure;
5) ptosis, pupil1/3;
6) symblepharon affects eyeball rotation;
7) The intraocular pressure of traumatic glaucoma patients undergoing anti-glaucoma surgery is controlled normally.
Grade 9: 1) Orbital wall fracture leads to enophthalmos and exophthalmos of both eyes are in phase >: 2mm, or dislocation and deformation affect aesthetics;
2) The corrected vision of one eye ≤ the corrected vision of the other eye > the corrected vision of both eyes is equal to the injury of lacrimal apparatus, and the operation can not improve the tear overflow;
10 grade: 1) corrected vision in one eye ≤ corrected vision in the other eye ≥ corrected vision in both eyes ≤ ectropion of one or both eyelids or incomplete eyelid closure after plastic surgery;
4) ptosis, pupil 1/3 after plastic surgery;
5) symblepharon affects eyeball rotation and is corrected after plastic surgery;
9) intraocular lens eyes after occupational and traumatic cataract surgery, and those with normal vision are corrected;
6) Occupational and traumatic cataracts are Grade I-II (or mild or moderate), and corrected vision is normal;
7) Partial dislocation of lens;
8) Intraorbital foreign bodies were not removed;
9) The intraocular foreign body has not been removed;
10) traumatic mydriasis;
Workers who work outside the home must protect their own safety, because some employers may have poor labor safety protection measures. Don't be too alarmed in case of work injury. You can claim compensation from the employer through legal channels, of course, the premise must be the identification of work-related injuries and disabilities.