Fig. 1
From: Occult intraocular aluminium foreign body causing rhegmatogenous retinal detachment: a case report
A shows that the corneal lens is clear without an obvious penetrating wound; The arrow in B shows a small patch of pigmentation in the temporal sclera, which was presumed to be the point of entry of a foreign body into the eyeball; C B-ultrasound showing retinal detachment; D OCT showing retinal detachment; the vitreous cavity was clean without pigmentation or bleeding; E horizontal axis-CT showing an intraocular high density foreign body shadow (indicated by the arrow); F coronal axis-CT scan showing an intraocular high density foreign body shadow; G sagittal axis-CT showing an intraocular high density foreign body shadow