The medical staff of one of Iran's most important eye hospitals is working around the clock to treat victims of the National Revolution. Since January 7, this hospital has faced an unprecedented crisis and has experienced extraordinary overcrowding. Many patients have suffered one-eyed blindness due to pellet injuries. One female patient, who was attacked on January 10, has been severely injured, and during the operation, the medical staff could only cry. At this hospital, over three thousand surgeries have been performed, and there is special attention to the identification of patients post-operation. Causing blindness in both eyes is also a serious issue that has received less attention.