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Large intraorbital transnasal wooden foreign body sparing vital structures
Journal of Clinical Ophthalmology and Research, 2023 Orbital foreign bodies are not uncommon but a large wooden foreign body involving ipsilateral orbit, nasal cavity and opposite maxilla is not only rare but potentially vision threatening and can be life threatening too.
Santosh Kumar Mahapatra +3 more
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Orbito-sinal foreign body with floor fracture: an unusual presentation
GMS Ophthalmology Cases, 2020 Wooden foreign bodies penetrating through the orbit into paranasal sinuses are rare. We report a case of a young male who complained of double vision, pain and redness after a fall from a tree. There was no external wound over periocular skin.
Patidar, Narendra +3 more
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Orbitocranial wooden foreign body
Journal of Clinical Ophthalmology and Research, 2014 We report a case of orbitocranial wooden foreign body, piercing through roof of orbit, frontal sinus and frontal lobe and reaching up to corpus callosum.
Milind Suryawanshi +3 more
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Missed intranasal wooden foreign bodies on computed tomography
Indian Journal of Radiology and Imaging, 2014 We report a case of post traumatic impacted intranasal wooden foreign body in a 16 year old boy, which was undetected on Computed Tomography in the acute stage. Intranasal wooden foreign body may be missed on CT in the acute stage because of apparent air
Shailesh M Prabhu +4 more
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Late spontaneous extrusion of a wooden intraorbital foreign body.
Indian Journal of Ophthalmology, 2003 Wooden intraorbital foreign body is characteristic for delayed manifestation, silent progression and unpredictable outcome. A silent wooden intraorbital foreign body is difficult to diagnose clinically.
Banerjee Anita +3 more
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Managing a wooden foreign body in the neck
Journal of Emergencies, Trauma and Shock, 2009 An interesting case is presented of a wooden foreign body in the neck entering through the right lower vestibule of the mouth. The foreign body traveled subcutaneously in the neck and got stuck in the clavicle, without damaging any vital structures.
Singh Rakesh +2 more
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Intraorbital wooden foreign body, diagnosed by NMR and ultrasonography, and extirpation by cranio-orbital approach [PDF]
Vojnosanitetski Pregled, 2005 Aim. The case of the phlegmon of the left orbit associated with ophtalmoplegia and blindness in a 16-years old boy was presented. It was caused by the penetrafion of the wooden foreign body under unknown circumstances. Case report.
Nagulić Mirjana +2 more
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“Transorbitario” foreign body after ATV accident
Revista Brasileira de Oftalmologia, 2017 This report aims to show an unusual case of “transorbitário” wooden foreign body causing visual loss due to optic nerve damage on the side contralateral penetration of foreign matter.
Italo Antunes França Barbosa +5 more
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Missed diagnosis of a wooden intra-orbital foreign body
Indian Journal of Ophthalmology, 2008 Intraorbital foreign bodies often present a confusing clinical picture. Wooden foreign bodies are notorious for remaining quiescent for a long time, before presenting with a variety of complications. The wound of entry may often be small and self-sealing.
John Sheeja +3 more
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Successful lung-preserving tractotomy to treat intrathoracic wood impalement after high-fall trauma: a case report [PDF]
International Journal of Emergency MedicineBackground Thoracic impalement injuries caused by wooden objects are extremely rare and present unique diagnostic and therapeutic challenges owing to the radiolucent nature of wood and the risk of organic contamination.
Yugo Wakayama +9 more
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