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Localization of intraocular foreign bodies by computed tomography
Ophthalmic Surgery
|January 1, 1980
Abstract:
An experimental model is presented and the smallest sized metal intraocular foreign body that could be accurately detected by computed tomography was found to be 1 mm in diameter. A 1/2-mm intraocular foreign body was not detected by the computed tomography scan. Computed tomography is an effective method for the precise localization of intraocular foreign bodies.