Disappeared intralenticular foreign body: A case report

Figure 1 Examination of the injured eye preoperatively. A-C: Anterior segment photographs. Panel A shows a well-closed full-thickness corneal perforation wound (orange arrow), panel B shows an iris hole (orange arrow) and only a localized lens opacity (white arrow) at the corresponding positions, and panel C shows a band of a cloudy area that was seen instead extending toward the equator of the lens (orange arrow); D: Computed tomography showed the relative positions of the foreign body and the lens (white arrow); E: Ultrasound biomicroscope examination confirmed the presence of the foreign body around the equator of the lens (white arrow).

Figure 2 Anterior segment photograph of the injured eye 1 wk after surgery.