PMC10227493_01
A: right eye showed avulsion and prolapse of all extraocular muscles sparing inferior rectus and oblique with near total full thickness detachment of lower eyelid; B: left eye showed large corneoscleral laceration with prolapse of vitreous and choroidal tissue
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F1
The right eye showed avulsion and prolapse of all extraocular muscles sparing inferior rectus and oblique with near total full thickness detachment of lower eyelid (Figure 1A (Fig. 1)). The left eye showed large corneoscleral laceration with prolapse of vitreous and choroidal tissue (Figure 1B (Fig. 1)).
Right eye after primary lid repair and extraocular muscle repositioning
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F2
Primary repair of the eyelid along with excision of prolapsed and necrosed extraocular muscle and orbital fatty tissue in the right eye was done in the first sitting as a sight saving procedure (Figure 2 (Fig. 2)).