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case_images: Case 1: a An intruded silicone sponge, partially covered with blood is seen in inferior vitreous cavity. Adjacent retina and choroid show extensive pigmentary and atrophic changes. b In sagittal orbital computed tomography (CT) scan, intruded hypodense silicone sponge is seen over the hyper dense silicone rubber (tire and band complex) in inferior globe. c Fluorescein angiography shows an extensive hypofluorescent area caused by severe chorioretinal atrophy in inferior retina
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case_images: Partial resolution of haemorrhage revealed an intruded sponge segment in inferior vitreous cavity (Fig. 1a). To further clarify the pathology an orbital computed tomography was done (Fig. 1b). Fluorescein angiography was performed to rule out other causes of vitreous haemorrhage (Fig. 1c).
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case_images: Case 2: Montage fundus photograph of the left eye. The band is seen to erode internally especially in temporal and inferior quadrants
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case_images: An eroded band was noted (Fig. 2).