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Pt. presenting with CME following #Phacoemulsification. Lower scan is 1wk older than the upper one. BVA +/- 0.70. Can't recall timespan between the procedure & onset of signs.

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Northern European woman in mid 60s. Has known severe rheumatism. After treatment for lymphoma her immune system collapsed. In her right eye a severe retinal infection redused her VA to 0.4. Several infections over the last years have now reduced her vision to baerly light perception. This eye is considered lost, no further action required. Left eye is completely fine VA1.0+

1y2m old boy with a fracture of the right orbit. Falling from a carrusell face-first.

Apologies for the terrible picture. ~40yo male utilities worker with high voltage discharge 2 feet from face. Goggles on. No immediate pain. Denies any hands or foreign substance to face. About an hour later, excruciating pain to left eye. No sxs to right eye. No visual acuity changes. One of the biggest corneal abrasions I've ever seen - encompassed the entire area of the iris.

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