Abstract: Traumatic retinopathy is the common complication of ocular trauma mainly in blunt ocular trauma and one of the main cause of vision loss. In the recent years, ophthalmic examinations such as optic coherence tomography （OCT) and adaptive optics scanning ophthalmoscope (AOSO) have revealed more valuable information for the diagnosis and prognosis of traumatic retinopathy. Meanwhile medication and surgical techniques, including small-gauge vitrectomy and anti-VEGF drugs, have become more refined and effective. So it is now unusual that an eye cannot be saved, even following severe ocular injury.