Traumatic Rupture of the Left Eye with Retinal Detachment
Traumatic Rupture of the Left Eye with Retinal Detachment
This medical exhibit features multiple cut-away views of the left eye following a traumatic rupture injury. Images begin with a normal view of the eye (for comparison), then progress to show the initial ruptured condition, followed by a view of the late stage condition with blood filling the posterior chamber of the eye resulting in complete retinal detachment.
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