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Lesson to be learned: A case of ocular trichloroacetic acid burn in an infant

Pediatric ocular chemical injuries constitute a true ocular emergency and require urgent evaluation and treatment. We report a case of ocular chemical burn in an 11-month-old infant following contamination of ophthalmic eye drop vial with trichloroacetic acid. The child developed superficial corneal burn which was managed successfully with a favorable outcome.