Ufficiale di oftalmologia, otology e laryngology . incastonata nella sclera e parzialmente incapsulato, che readilyexplained la Sforzi inefficaci per rimuoverlo per mezzo del magnete. Caso 3. Nome: 11. X. R. Data: Novembre 18th, 1914. Indirizzo: Chi-cago. Età: 29 anni. Professione: Telefono guardafili. Di cui da:Corporation. Storia: mentre con un martello e uno scalpello a freddo, metallo chipof colpito in occhio sinistro, provocando un dolore straziante. Patientbrought al mio ufficio immediatamente. Risultati: Visione O. D. 20/40 E J. I. O. S. potevano contare fingersonly. La perforazione del occhio alla cornea ma sclerale

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Journal of ophthalmology, otology and laryngology . imbedded in the sclera and partially encapsulated, which readilyexplained the ineffectual efforts to remove it by means of the magnet. case 3. Name: 11. X. R. Date: November 18th, 1914. Address: Chi-cago. Age: 29 years. Occupation: Telephone lineman. Referred by:Corporation. History: While using a hammer and a cold chisel, chipof metal struck him in left eye, causing excruciating pain. Patientbrought to my office immediately. Findings: Vision O. D. 20/40 and J. I. O. S. could count fingersonly. Perforation of the eye at the corneal scleral margin; fundus re- 169 Le Roy Thom pson. flex partially gone; unable to see foreign body by means of ophthalmo-scope; X-ray picture located foreign body posteriorly, either in thescleral or orbital tissue very close to the disc. After consultation, de-cided to endeavor by means of the magnet to extract the imbeddedmetal. Diagnosis: Penetration of left eye by foreign body located insclera or orbital tissue, close to optic disc.Prognosis: Very grave.. H. N. R. Case No. 3. Treatment: General anaesthesia administered and effort made toremove foreign body. Magnet used by inserting sterilized tip throughan incision in the posterior inferior external quadrant. Gave up afterrepeated attempts accomplished nothing. Eye was bandaged and pa-tient put back to bed, as he refused to consent to enucleation withoutanother effort being made to remove foreign body. Seven days laterI operated again and by means of magnet attempted to remove themetal, but without success. Eye enucleated and conjunctival woundclosed by means of a purse-string suture, which was taken out eightdays later. Very severe cellulitis developed, otherwise an uneventfulrecovery. Prothesis was inserted within three weeks. Examination of eyeball showed metal imbedded in scleral tissue 170 Report Six Cases of Eye Injury Which Required Enucleation. and absolutely immovable, due to sharp serrated edges. Vision of righteye brought up

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