Orbit (Amsterdam, Netherlands) · 2013
Adder bite on eyelid along with retained intraorbital fangs.
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Tyagi Pallavi, Whyte Iain F
Аннотация
PURPOSE: Snake bite to the eye is a rare event. Most cases reported in the literature are due to boa constrictor bites. This is a rare case of snake bite from a common adder (Vipera berus) to the ocular adnexa along with a retained intraorbital tooth.
METHOD: A 57-year-old man presented with a history of being bitten by an adder in the left eye upper lid 12 days previously while bending down to pick up a log at his farm. He developed a firm, tender lump in the medial part of his left upper eyelid.
RESULT: A CT scan revealed an extraconal curved calcific dense foreign body, about 5 mm in length consistent with adder's tooth in the superomedial part of left orbit.
CONCLUSION: There are few reports of adder bites on face, ear and neck. We report a rare case of adder bite on eyelid along with retained intraorbital fangs and its clinical outcome.
METHOD: A 57-year-old man presented with a history of being bitten by an adder in the left eye upper lid 12 days previously while bending down to pick up a log at his farm. He developed a firm, tender lump in the medial part of his left upper eyelid.
RESULT: A CT scan revealed an extraconal curved calcific dense foreign body, about 5 mm in length consistent with adder's tooth in the superomedial part of left orbit.
CONCLUSION: There are few reports of adder bites on face, ear and neck. We report a rare case of adder bite on eyelid along with retained intraorbital fangs and its clinical outcome.