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case_images: Initial clinical appearance of right eye. (A,B) Slit lamp examination showed ocular hyperemia, 2.0 mm hypopyon, fibrinous membrane, and severe cellular reaction (grade 4 cells) in the anterior chamber, which obscured further visualization of the lens and fundus. (C) The images were acquired using a 10-MHz probe (Aviso, Quantel Medical), showing a foreign body accompanied by dense opacities located anterior to the retina on B-scan ultrasonography. (D) The surgical microscope showed the foreign body was in front of the retina with retinal hemorrhage.
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case_images: There was 2.0 mm hypopyon, fibrinous membrane, and severe cellular reaction (grade 4 cells) in the anterior chamber, which obscured further visualization of the lens and fundus (Figure 1). Utilizing ocular B-mode ultrasonography (AVISO, Quantel Medical), both transverse scan and longitudinal scans revealed the presence of a foreign body accompanied by dense opacities located anterior to the retina (Figure 1). Eight hours after diagnosis, the patient underwent a standard undiluted vitreous biopsy, lensectomy, vitrectomy, intravitreal injection of antibiotics, laser photocoagulation, and removal of the foreign body (Figure 1).
case_images: One-month postoperative appearance of right eye. (A) Slit lamp examination showed the there was no inflammation in the anterior segment. (B) Ultrasonography revealed a clear vitreous cavity with an attached retina. (C) OCT and (D) fundus photograph showed retinal hemorrhage, laser spots and attached retina with retinal atrophy.
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case_images: The anterior segment exhibited no inflammation, the vitreous cavity was clear, and the retina with hemorrhage laser treatment remained stable (Figure 2).