An unusually large intraorbital wooden foreign body with an intact globe-“Bark”ing up the wrong tree
Purpose: To understand the possible outcomes of intraorbital foreign body and to emphasize the importance of protective equipment. Intraorbital foreign body is seen following road traffic accidents or workplace accidents, in cases where adequate protective equipment, such as helmets, are not worn. I...
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author | Ankita Sanjay Kulkarni Soumya Ramanı Manasaveena N T Divya Sundaresh |
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description | Purpose: To understand the possible outcomes of intraorbital foreign body and to emphasize the importance of protective equipment.
Intraorbital foreign body is seen following road traffic accidents or workplace accidents, in cases where adequate protective equipment, such as helmets, are not worn. If not diagnosed early and treated immediately there is an increased possibility of developing ocular infection, especially in the case of a wooden foreign body. A 34-year-old inebriated male presented with history of a road traffic accident. On examination, the patient had a cut lacerated wound over the upper and the lower eyelid extending over the nose. The branch of a tree, measuring 8cm in size, was present medial to the globe. Imaging revealed right orbital blow out fracture with minimal herniation of orbital fat, with fracture of the posterior wall of the maxillary sinus. The branch was removed under general anesthesia and the lid tear was repaired. Post-operative period was uneventful. Management of intraorbital foreign bodies requires thorough evaluation and timely surgical management to avoid complications. |
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spelling | doaj.art-f96ddf6f1f00427ea53f3cf4bd74c9ce2023-02-15T16:17:51ZengClinical and Experimental Ocular Trauma and InfectionClinical and Experimental Ocular Trauma and Infection2667-84622021-12-013339421411An unusually large intraorbital wooden foreign body with an intact globe-“Bark”ing up the wrong treeAnkita Sanjay Kulkarni0Soumya Ramanı1Manasaveena N T2Divya Sundaresh3Ramaiah medical collegeM S Ramaiah Medical CollegeM S Ramaiah Medical CollegeM S Ramaiah Medical CollegePurpose: To understand the possible outcomes of intraorbital foreign body and to emphasize the importance of protective equipment. Intraorbital foreign body is seen following road traffic accidents or workplace accidents, in cases where adequate protective equipment, such as helmets, are not worn. If not diagnosed early and treated immediately there is an increased possibility of developing ocular infection, especially in the case of a wooden foreign body. A 34-year-old inebriated male presented with history of a road traffic accident. On examination, the patient had a cut lacerated wound over the upper and the lower eyelid extending over the nose. The branch of a tree, measuring 8cm in size, was present medial to the globe. Imaging revealed right orbital blow out fracture with minimal herniation of orbital fat, with fracture of the posterior wall of the maxillary sinus. The branch was removed under general anesthesia and the lid tear was repaired. Post-operative period was uneventful. Management of intraorbital foreign bodies requires thorough evaluation and timely surgical management to avoid complications.https://dergipark.org.tr/tr/download/article-file/1960479: intraorbital wooden foreign bodytraumacomputer tomography scanroad traffic accident. |
spellingShingle | Ankita Sanjay Kulkarni Soumya Ramanı Manasaveena N T Divya Sundaresh An unusually large intraorbital wooden foreign body with an intact globe-“Bark”ing up the wrong tree Clinical and Experimental Ocular Trauma and Infection : intraorbital wooden foreign body trauma computer tomography scan road traffic accident. |
title | An unusually large intraorbital wooden foreign body with an intact globe-“Bark”ing up the wrong tree |
title_full | An unusually large intraorbital wooden foreign body with an intact globe-“Bark”ing up the wrong tree |
title_fullStr | An unusually large intraorbital wooden foreign body with an intact globe-“Bark”ing up the wrong tree |
title_full_unstemmed | An unusually large intraorbital wooden foreign body with an intact globe-“Bark”ing up the wrong tree |
title_short | An unusually large intraorbital wooden foreign body with an intact globe-“Bark”ing up the wrong tree |
title_sort | unusually large intraorbital wooden foreign body with an intact globe bark ing up the wrong tree |
topic | : intraorbital wooden foreign body trauma computer tomography scan road traffic accident. |
url | https://dergipark.org.tr/tr/download/article-file/1960479 |
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