Post-Ruptured Globe Associated Retinal Detachment

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    A 75-year-old-man presented to Bascom Palmer Eye Institute for a second opinion following a mechanical fall with trauma sustained to the right eye, resulting in a ruptured globe one month prior. Examination revealed 20/LP vision, no APD, normal IOP, and full extra ocular movements. The anterior segment exam was unremarkable, but the posterior view was obstructed by heme on the posterior lens surface. B-scan ultrasound revealed a macula-off retinal detachment, 360-degree choroidal, and vitreous opacities. A choroidal drain, lensectomy, and retinal detachment repair was performed with good anatomic outcome and visual acuity of 2/200 at six-month follow-up. 

    
    

    Presentation Date: 09/26/2019

    Issue Date: 08/01/2020
    

    
    
  • Presenter: Jesse D. Sengillo, MD URL
  •    Discussant: Jayanth Sridhar, MD