
A retained intraocular foreign body can cause progressive damage to an eye if not removed. Such removal, whether done with a magnet or with a vitrectomy instrument, is often more successful if surgery is not delayed excessively. A two-instrument intraocular approach for resistant foreign bodies can sometimes be avoided in favor of a simpler one-instrument technique if surgery can be performed in the first few weeks.
Adult, Male, Vitreous Body, Eye Foreign Bodies, Visual Acuity, Humans, Corneal Injuries
Adult, Male, Vitreous Body, Eye Foreign Bodies, Visual Acuity, Humans, Corneal Injuries
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