Clinical Presentation and Management Strategies in Intraorbital Foreign Bodies

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(a) Clinical photograph showing purulent discharge in the left medial canthal area and (b) retrieved wooden IOrbFB in case 6. (c) Clinical image showing orbital inflammation and (d) retrieved wooden IOrbFB in case 5. (e) Clinical picture depicting an entry wound below the right lower lid and (f) radiological image showing a linear metallic foreign body along the orbital floor in case 7. (g) An entry wound in the glabellar region and (h) noncontrast CT orbit (axial view) suggestive of a metallic foreign body post-BB injury in case 4.

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