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Axial computed tomography scan of the orbits shows metallic intraocular foreign body of the right eye measuring 14 mm in length.
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A computed tomography scan confirmed metallic IOFB (Figure 1).
(A) Color fundus photograph of the right eye shows a clear view posteriorly with silicone oil present, sharp disc with 1+ pallor, normal vessels, flat macula, and periphery with preserved pigmentation and scattered focal areas of pigment clumping common after retinal detachment. (B) Five-line optical coherence tomography horizontal raster. (C) High-definition optical coherence tomography horizontal image shows preserved foveal contour, intact inner segment-outer segment junction, and trace intraretinal microcysts.
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Seven weeks after initial presentation, VA improved to 20/200, and examination showed a quiet anterior chamber with clear view posteriorly (Figure 2).