Delayed Primary Reposition in a Patient with Traumatic Globe Avulsion: A Case Report

Globe avulsion is an extremely rare and difficult to manage emergency after trauma. Especially in cases of post-traumatic globe avulsion, management and treatment depend on the condition of the globe and the surgeon's judgment. It can be done in primary reposition as well as enucleation in trea...

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Published in:Beyoglu eye journal 2023, Vol.8 (1), p.64-68
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