Favorable outcome in open globe injuries with low XXXX score.

@entity1 @entity548 @entity231 @entity8719 @entity2286 @entity4858 @entity2790 @entity4551 @entity2687 @entity5692 @entity130
PURPOSE: @entity4858 can have profound social and economic consequences. Here, we describe two cases of war and outdoor activity open @entity4858 where, despite a low @entity8719 score, current microsurgical technology allowed for a favorable outcome. CASE REPORT 1: A 33-year-old Libyan soldier had been treated for an @entity130 to his left eye, which showed light perception and @entity8719 score 2. He had undergone a lensectomy and @entity2286 with silicone oil tamponade. Surgical treatment included @entity5692 , cornea trephination, temporary Eckardt keratoprosthesis, @entity2286 revision, @entity2790 ( @entity2790 ) implantation, and corneal grafting. Six months later, his VA was improved to 20/70. CASE REPORT 2: A 35-year-old @entity1 presented with a @entity2687 in his left eye from a meat skewer, with marked hypotony and LP. After primary corneal wound closure, B-scan ultrasonography revealed massive @entity548 ( @entity8719 score 2). The @entity1 underwent open @entity231 extraction with @entity2790 implantation, 23 gauge @entity2286 , laser photocoagulation of the @entity4551 , and a gas tamponade. After three weeks, the @entity1 underwent a 2nd 23G @entity2286 due to a fibrinous reaction. Six month later, the @entity1 exhibited 20/25 VA. CONCLUSION: These cases confirm that even for @entity1 with a low @entity8719 and poor visual prognosis, an up-to-date surgery protocol may achieve visual results adequate for leading an autonomous daily life.
