Case series: 3 case reports of wooden periorbital foreign bodies at a single centre tertiary hospital
Intraorbital foreign bodies (IOFB) are objects located inside the bony orbit but outside of the globe. They are usually the result of an accident and are more likely to occur in young males. From a clinical perspective they pose a diagnostic and management challenge which benefits from a multidiscip...
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2021-07-01T00:00:00Z.
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