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Patient with multiple sutures on his eyelid, canalicular laceration (arrows) and nasal septum deviation (dotted-line).
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Detailed examination of the eyelid area revealed multiple prolene sutures with poor wound apposition of the eyelid, canalicular laceration on both the superior and inferior eyelids, and medial canthal rupture (Figure 1).
Intraoperative view of the anterior segment showing the dense traumatic cataract.
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The pupil was mid-dilated and non-reactive to light, with no view of the posterior segment (Figure 2).
Retinal detachment shown in the ultrasound examination.
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Ultrasound examination of the posterior segment detected the presence of vitreous opacities and retinal detachment (Figure 3).
CT scan images showed presence of NOE type II fracture and deviated nasal septum.
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An orbital CT scan with three-dimensional reconstruction showed nasoorbitoethmoidal (NOE) type II fracture and nasal septum deviation (Figure 4).