CT scan in a 55-years-old male patient who suffered a perforating trauma at left eye with a projectile visible on the image.
CT scan in a 55-years-old male patient who suffered a perforating trauma at left eye with a projectile visible on the image.
Ultra-widefield photograph, 3 months after vitreoretinal surgery. AV: 20/22 LE.
Echography
Probable vitreous hemorrhage with hemovitreal cystic degeneration.
Colour retinography
Note the vitreous hemorrhage and the exit wound of the projectile.
Anterior Segment Photo
The projectile entered the eye near the limbus and come out through mid-periphery. Note the notch on the lower eyelid caused by projectile. He referred being submmited to ocular surgery 9 days ago in another hospital.
Computed Tomography
CT scan showing the projectile.
Autofluorescence
Infrared
Red-free
Anterior Segment Photo
OCT (B-Scan) longitudinal
Macular retinal detachment.
Colour retinography
Twenty days after vitreoretinal surgery showing gas bubble and the scar caused by projectile. Tractional retinal detachment secondary to a preretinal proliferation.
Tonometry
Autofluorescence
Infrared
Red-free
OCT (B-Scan) longitudinal
Colour retinography
One month after retinal detachment surgery. Note the gas bubble and the laser scars.
Autofluorescence
Infrared
Red-free
Anterior Segment Photo
AV: 20/22 LE.
OCT (B-Scan) longitudinal
Colour retinography
Autofluorescence
Infrared
Red-free
Colour retinography
AV: 20/25 LE.
OCT (B-Scan) longitudinal
Autofluorescence
Infrared
Anterior Segment Photo
VA: 20/15c RE, 20/25c LE.
OCT (B-Scan) longitudinal
Colour retinography
