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case_images: External photograph on initial presentation to Vanderbilt illustrating hypopyon (a) and retroillumination demonstrating dense vitreous opacities (b).
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case_images: Slit-lamp examination revealed a hypopyon with fibrin (Figure 1).
case_images: B-scan ultrasound demonstrating no signs of retinal detachment or obvious intraocular foreign body.
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case_images: Funduscopic examination was limited by dense vitreous opacities, but ultrasound showed no signs of retinal detachment or intraocular foreign body (Figure 2).
case_images: Orbital CT scan showing no residual intraocular foreign body.
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case_images: An orbital CT scan confirmed no remaining intraocular foreign body (Figure 3). 