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Dean Eliott The authors describe a complex perforating injury. There is an entrance wound, an intraocular foreign body, and an exit wound. The presence of an intraocular foreign body is not typical for a perforating injury, but this unique injury consists of a long, metallic foreign body that is embedded in the cornea and the retina and, therefore, spans the length of the globe.
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