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Cilia in the posterior eye segment in a case of penetrating ocular injury Asako Kawaguchi 1 , Sachiko Nanba 1 , Mika Ishihara 1 , Dai Miyazaki 1 , Atushi Yamasaki 1 , Yoshitsugu Inoue 1 1Div of Ophthalmol and Visu Scie,Faculty of Med,Tottori Univ pp.819-822
Published Date 2004/5/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1410100580
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A 18-year-old male was hit by a piece of steel wire in his left eye while working. He visited us because of pain,hemorrhage and impaired vision. His left cornea was ruptured extending from the limbus to the apex. Posterior eye segment could not be examined because of hyphema. The corneal wound was sutured followed by irrigation of the anterior chamber. Postoperative X-ray and CT examinations showed no intraocular foreign body. Two weeks later,echography showed finding suggestive of vitreous hemorrhage and retinal detachment. During ensuing vitreous surgery,two linear foreign bodies were found in the vitreous and another within subretinal hematoma. All were black in color and were 5 to 7mm in length. One piece had hair root at one end. All the 3 foreign bodies were identified as cilia that emigrated into the eyeglobe during ocular injury. Later findings were uneventful and his left eye regained visual acuity of 0.5.


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