Silicone Oil Migration to the Lateral Rectus Muscle: An Unusual Finding

We report a case of silicone oil migration to the lateral rectus muscle discovered during otherwise uncomplicated strabismus surgery in patient with multiple previous vitreoretinal surgical interventions. A 58-year-old female underwent correct long-standing sensory exotropia. This numerous interventions due complex history retinal detachments subsequent repairs, including inserting and removing intraocular as an endotamponade. During this procedure, cysts were firmly adhered within substance muscle. These subsequently removed either by rupture or whole excision, specimens sent for pathological examination. Microscopy confirmed sections fat necrosis areas incorporating oil. Following this, recession medial resection performed, exotropia was satisfactorily corrected. highlights unusual complication unchallenging surgery. Intraocular introduced procedures may present embedded on extraocular muscle, thus presenting unique finding