Neglected preseptal wooden foreign body: A rare presentation


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Author Details : Rajendra Prakash Maurya*, Manisha , Anurag Kashyap, Manish Karn, V P Singh

Volume : 8, Issue : 1, Year : 2022

Article Page : 64-67

https://doi.org/10.18231/j.ijooo.2022.014



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Abstract

Intraorbital foreign bodies can be metallic, non metallic and organic in their composition. Organic foreign bodies especially wooden, can act as a nidus of infection if left in situ. The diagnosis of a wooden foreign body is quite difficult radiologically because of their radiolucent nature so, they require high degree of suspicion. We report this case of a patient who presented with non healing persistent discharging sinus from left eye lateral part of the upper lid just above the eye lid margin following trivial trauma 6 months back. Based on the clinical evaluation and radiological evidence we made a diagnosis of retained wooden intraorbital foreign body. LE orbit surgical exploration and removal of wooden foreign body was done and the patient responded well postoperatively.
 

Keywords: Intraorbital foreign bodies


How to cite : Maurya R P, Manisha, Kashyap A, Karn M, Singh V P, Neglected preseptal wooden foreign body: A rare presentation. IP Int J Ocul Oncol Oculoplasty 2022;8(1):64-67


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Article History

Received : 20-04-2022

Accepted : 03-05-2022


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