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orbital foreign body (Intraocular foreign bodies (IOFBs) are foreign bodies that have penetrated the eye and are lodged within the globe. In contrast, orbital foreign bodies (OrbFBs) are lodged within the walls of the orbit, which creates a risk of damage to surrounding structures, such as the extraocular muscles and cranial nerves II through VI.
'More); intraorbital foreign body (Intraocular foreign bodies (IOFBs) are foreign bodies that have penetrated the eye and are lodged within the globe. In contrast, orbital foreign bodies (OrbFBs) are lodged within the walls of the orbit, which creates a risk of damage to surrounding structures, such as the extraocular muscles and cranial nerves II through VI. 'More) |
