PMC9022153_01
Right eye aspect
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The examination of the anterior segment of the right eye showed an atrophic globe, a cornea with a diameter of approximately 8.5 mm with complete opacification and blood infiltrate, limbus sutures at 12 and 6 o'clock infiltrate (Fig. 1).
OCT examination of the left eye macula
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Fundus in the left eye one week after admission
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Fundus in the left eye at the end of hospitalization
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B-scan ultrasound, left eye
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The fundus on the right eye could not be examined and the retina was again detached on the left eye, which was confirmed by B-scan ultrasound (Fig. 5).
Aspect of the enucleated right eye
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Fig. 6 presents the aspect of the enucleated right eye.
Left eye fundus aspect after enucleation of right eye
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Final B-scan aspect of the left eye
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