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Traumatic Left Eye Injuries with Subsequent Surgical Procedure

ID: exh71440
This medical exhibit begins with a portrait view of the client's face, from the nasal region up- highlighting the eyes. The left eye is shown after the ocular trauma with corneal laceration, cataract, with mucopurulent discharge and swelling. A cut-section enlargement is included to reveal the ocular trauma in greater detail, focusing on the damaged layers of the eye. The key steps to the repair of the corneal laceration are shown.
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