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Lens prolapse following vomiting in a case of eyeglobe rupture Ayumu Manabe 1 , Hiroyuki Nakashizuka 1 , Kyuen Otani 1 , Yorihisa Kitagawa 1 , Hiroyuki Shimada 1 , Mitsuko Yuzawa 1 1Div of Ophthalmol, Dept of Vis Sci, Nihon Univ Sch of Med pp.1107-1111
Published Date 2013/7/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1410104814
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Abstract. Purpose:To report a case who developed lens prolapse following vomiting before surgery for eyeglobe rupture. Case:A 73-year-old woman visited our emergency ward after being hit by a flying baseball in the right eye. Findings:The right eye showed periocular swelling with visual acuity of light perception. Computed tomography showed displacement of the lens in the vitreous cavity. The right eye was diagnosed with eyeglobe rupture. Emergency surgery had to be postponed after she developed nausea and vomiting following infusion of tranexamic acid. The lens was luxated externally the following day. Surgery was performed on day 3 of injury. The retina has been attached under silicone oil 17 months until present. Conclusion:This case illustrates that due precaution is needed as intraocular tissue may prolapse following rise in intraocular pressure in ruptured eyeglobe.


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