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A Hidden and Unexpected Perforating Globe Laceration

Frederic Aissani, MD

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Frederic Aissani, MD, shares his approach to this complex case in which a patient experienced ocular trauma causing no light perception in his left eye. During the surgery to manage vitreous hemorrhage, subhyaloid hematoma, and traumatic cataract, a horizontal perforating scleral wound is also discovered.

Posted: 7/19/2022

Keywords:

Ruptured Globe

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scleral wound

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subhyaloid hemorrhage

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Vitreous hemorrhage

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Traumatic Cataract

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A Hidden and Unexpected Perforating Globe Laceration

Frederic Aissani, MD

Frederic Aissani, MD, shares his approach to this complex case in which a patient experienced ocular trauma causing no light perception in his left eye. During the surgery to manage vitreous hemorrhage, subhyaloid hematoma, and traumatic cataract, a horizontal perforating scleral wound is also discovered.

Posted: 7/19/2022

Keywords:

Ruptured Globe

•

scleral wound

•

subhyaloid hemorrhage

•

Vitreous hemorrhage

•

Traumatic Cataract

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