55 yo man was mowing the lawn and felt something strike his | Figure 1

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55 yo man was mowing the lawn and felt something strike his left eye. No visual deficit. Moderate pain. Fluorescein stain reveals no corneal abrasion or other surface deficits. No residual foreign body.

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