Neglected intraocular wooden foreign bodies
Hanane Oummad, amina Laghmari
Corresponding author: Hanane Oummad, University of Mohamed V Souissi, Hôpital des Spécialités, Ophtalmology A Department, Morocco
Received: 25 Feb 2017 - Accepted: 26 Jan 2018 - Published: 06 Apr 2018
Domain: Clinical medicine, Ophtalmology
Keywords: Wooden foreign body, lens, iris
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Cite this article: Hanane Oummad et al. Neglected intraocular wooden foreign bodies. Pan African Medical Journal. 2018;29:201. [doi: 10.11604/pamj.2018.29.201.12092]
Available online at: https://www.panafrican-med-journal.com//content/article/29/201/full
Neglected intraocular wooden foreign bodies
Hanane Oummad1,&, amina Laghmari1
1University of Mohamed V Souissi, Hôpital des, Spécialités, Ophtalmology A Department, Morocco
&Corresponding author
Hanane Oummad, University of Mohamed V Souissi, Hôpital des Spécialités, Ophtalmology A Department, Morocco
A 13-year-old child had left orbital trauma by wood. He consulted 2 week after for decreased visual acuity and eye pain. The ophthalmological examination showed the presence of a wound of autotight cornea a wooden foreign body incarcerated in the iris and the lens. Extraction of the foreign body associated with an adapted antibiotic treatment led to clinical improvement.
Figure 1: wooden foreign body incarcerated in the iris and the lens