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Visual Acuity |
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OD:
Light perception with temporal projection only
OS: 20/20 with correction |
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| Intraocular
Pressure |
OD:
< 5 mm Hg
OS: 17 mm Hg |
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| External
Examination |
OD:
~4 mm ptosis with minimal upper and lower lid swelling
OS: Normal |
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| Ocular
Motility |
Normal
OU |
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| Slit
Lamp Examination |
OD:
- A serpentine corneal laceration extended clockwise from the
11:00-o’clock to the 5:00-o’clock positions and then
extended 3 mm posterior to limbus at 5:00 o’clock.
- The cornea was clear; however, a partially retracted hyphema
filled the anterior chamber and adhered to the anterior iris
surface, precluding a view of the pupillary space and anterior
vitreous.
OS: Normal
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| Indirect
Ophthalmoscopy |
OD:
No view of the fundus was obtained
OS: Normal |
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| B-scan
Echography |
OD:
- Total retinal detachment
- Subretinal hemorrhage
- Probable small intraocular foreign bodies in the anterior
chamber
- A possible intraocular foreign body inferior temporally in
the 7:00-o’clock meridian
- The patient had traumatic aphakia.
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