This case report aims at investigating whether two consecutive surgical settings would be beneficial in achieving postoperative success for the patient with blast eye injury. A 45-year-old male patient admitted on 17(th) October 2011 with history of blast eye injury. Right eye examination revealed central corneal laceration with incarceration of lens matter, multiple foreign bodies also seen em...

Dear Editor, Intralenticular foreign bodies are uncommon after penetrating eye injuries, occurring in approximately 5% to 10% of cases [1]. They generally present with a decrease in visual acuity resulting from aggravation of a traumatic cataract. In Korea, there has been only one previous report of an intralenticular foreign body, which was retained for 6 months [2]. Several previous reports d...

BACKGROUND Metallic corneal foreign bodies (MCFB) are one of the most common causes of ocular injury presenting to the emergency department.1-4 Patients are at risk of developing tissue necrosis, infection, and even vision loss if the foreign body is not removed in a timely manner.1-3,5,6 Traditionally, these foreign bodies are removed under slit-lamp examination using a sterile, large-gauge ne...

A retrospective study of intraocular foreign bodies treated at the University Hospital over 10 years from 1970 1979 was carried out. Of the 48 cases reviewed, nine were anterior chamber foreign bodies while the rest were posterior segment foreign bodies. The anterior chamber foreign bodies had better visual prognosis as compared to the posterior segment foreign bodies. Most of the patients were...

a 45-year-old prisoner violently inserted a 30 cm bottle into his rectum in the prison. he complained of lower abdominal fullness and inability to pass stool. his vital signs were stable and the abdominal examination did not reveal any peritoneal sign. multiple longitudinal ulcer like anal fissures were also remarkable in different positions of the anal wall extending to the rectum. attempts we...

laparoscopy has made a revolution in surgical procedures and treatment of various diseases but its complications are still under investigation. intra-abdominal visceral and vessel injuries, trocar site hernia, and leaving foreign bodies into the peritoneal cavity are among some laparoscopic surgery complications. this is a rare report of penrose drain migration following incomplete laparoscopic...

Vitreous hemorrhage is the most frequent finding in ocular trauma. In cases with obscured fundus visualization associated pathologies (retinal tear, choroidal detachment, intraocular foreign body, retinal etc.) should be evaluated by ultrasonography and vitreous motility monitored even if retina attached. A decrease points to development of proliferative vitreoretinopathy requires early vitrect...

Purpose: To compare the adverse events after the use of 2 conventional methods of magnetic intravitreal foreign body (IVFB) extraction and to identify the prognostic factors in a series of patients with retained IVFB. Design: Retrospective comparative interventional case series. Participants: Seventy-one eyes of 71 patients with IVFB undergoing foreign body extraction. Methods: A retrospective ...