Presentation
History of occular injury in the childhood followed by gradual loss of vision on the left side
Patient Data
Age: 35 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Phthisis bulbi left eye
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There is a well defined smooth rim calcified area within the left orbital cavity representing globe calcification. Lens calcification also noted within the calcified globe.
Case Discussion
Phthisis Bulbi is the sequelae and end result of major injury to the eye (trauma, infection) with a shrunken calcified 'lump' remaining. This would be considered an auntminnie!
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