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Clinical photograph of the left eye following corneal tear repair with fibrin glue. Note the central large wound.
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He underwent corneal tear suturing with lens extraction as an emergency procedure by the cornea team (Figure 1 (Fig. 1)).
Ultrasonography following the initial surgery showing a hyperintense lesion with backshadowing suggestive of a foreign body
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Ultrasonography of the posterior segment revealed a high reflective echo with back shadowing in the posterior vitreous (Figure 2 (Fig. 2)).
A: CT scan image after the initial surgery showing a round, 1.9 mm x 2.1 mm sized radio dense (400 Hounsfield Units) lesion close to the retina in the left globe. B: CT scan following aspiration of the PFCL bubble showing the absence of any radio dense lesions.
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A plain computed tomography scan (CT) was done which revealed a round, 1.9 mm x 2.1 mm sized radio dense (400 Hounsfield units) lesion close to the retina in the left globe (Figure 3A (Fig. 3)). CT scan was repeated in the postoperative period which showed the absence of any radio dense lesion (Figure 3B (Fig. 3)).