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Preoperative computed tomography scan of the head of case 1. Multiply foreign bodies in the soft tissues of the face.
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She also had a broken leg and multiple foreign bodies in the skin of her face (Figure 1).
Anterior segment of both eyes of case 1 as seen postoperatively. (A) Right eye after the cataract surgery and intraocular lens implantation. (B) Left eye after the cataract surgery and intraocular lens implantation, corneal opacities paracentrally.
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Postoperatively, after 9 months of the follow-up, visual acuity was 1.0 in both eyes with correction; however, in the left eye, corneal opacities are still present (Figure 2).
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In the upper part, preoperative B-scans of two eyes of case 2. On the left, the right eye:retinal detachment; on the right, the left eye with attached retina and posttraumatic cataract. In the lower part, Anterior segment of both eyes of the case 2 as seen postoperatively. (A) Right eye after pars plana vitrectomy, cataract surgery, and intraocular lens implantation. (B) Left eye after post-traumatic cataract surgery and intraocular lens implantation. The holes seen in the iris are due to the cauterization performed to center the pupil.
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This intervention resulted in holes within the iris tissue (Figure 3).
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Upper side: On the left, preoperative ultrasonography B-scan of the left eye with the vitreous hemorrhage of case 3. On the right, preoperative fundus picture of the left eye with the vitreous hemorrhage. Lower side: Anterior segment of both eyes of case 3 as seen postoperatively. On the left, the right eye:an ocular prosthesis given after enucleation. On the right, the left eye:postoperative picture after traumatic cataract surgery and intraocular lens implantation.
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After 3 months (119 days), the atrophic right eye globe was enucleated completely, and an orbital conformer was used, followed by an ocular prosthesis with a diameter of 16 mm to avoid constriction of tissues of the face (Figure 4).