came to ED w/ eye pain and blurred vision; pt reported hitti | Figure 1

Came to ED w/ eye pain and blurred vision; pt reported hitting eye with elastic workout band that was hooked on foot. Iris injury found at 10-12 o'clock. Given steroid drops to help with subsequent iritis that will develop and sent to optho next day.

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