VT225 – The arrow that missed everything….

Dr.Sourabh Patwardhan, Dr.Nidhi Patwardhan

Ocular trauma is one of the leading cause of blindness amongst certain occupations and also in pediatric age group. Treatment and prognosis of trauma depends a lot on the initial severity of impact. When a young 5 year old boy presented with trauma with wooden broom during fight with his sister, the first impression was not so positive with a wooden foreign going in the eye through cornea. USG showed a long FB piercing in retina. 23G Pars plana vitrectomy was planned and executed. It was incredible to watch a 20 mm long FB coming out from eye. Despite all the odds , the child retained 6/6 vision after 6 months with no cataract, RD, Endophthalimitis. This video will take you through an exceptionally interesting case scenario and surgery.

VT214 - Induction of posterior vitreous detachment in various clinical scenarios
VT227 - Facing the challenge- posterior vitreous detachment in difficult situations

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