TRAUMATIC AND TOXIC RETINOPATHIES
Intraocular Foreign Bodies
Clinical Case 02
Surgery photograph of removal an intraocular foreign body, in a 33-years-old male patient. He suffered a car accident which caused the entry of a piece of mirror (18,5 x 6,0 x 3,0 mm) into the eye
Ultra-widefield photograph, 14 years after the trauma and surgery. Visual acuity: 20/28 LE
Evaluations
1st evaluation - surgery
2
1
07 08 1998
- Anterior Segment Photo
07 08 1998
- Echography
07 08 1998
- Surgical Video
2nd evaluation
4
0
07 08 2005
- Colour Retinography
07 08 2007
- Fluorescein Angiography
3rd evaluation
17
0
09 04 2012
- Anterior Segment Photo
09 04 2012
- Autofluorescence
09 04 2012
- Biometry
09 04 2012
- Colour Retinography
09 04 2012
- Infrared
09 04 2012
- Microperimetry
09 04 2012
- OCT B-Scan (Longitudinal)
4th evaluation - postoperative
12
0
13 04 2012
- Anterior Segment Photo
13 04 2012
- Autofluorescence
13 04 2012
- Colour Retinography
13 04 2012
- Infrared
13 04 2012
- OCT B-Scan (Longitudinal)
13 04 2012
- Red-free
5th evaluation
12
0
20 04 2012
- Anterior Segment Photo
20 04 2012
- Autofluorescence
20 04 2012
- Colour Retinography
20 04 2012
- Infrared
20 04 2012
- Microperimetry
20 04 2012
- OCT B-Scan (Longitudinal)
20 04 2012
- Red-free
20 04 2012
- Tonometry
6th evaluation
7
0
13 05 2014
- Autofluorescence
13 05 2014
- Colour Retinography
13 05 2014
- Infrared
13 05 2014
- OCT B-Scan (Longitudinal)
13 05 2014
- Red-free
