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Patient: 73 years of age, female, BCVA no light perception. Ocular Medical History: high myopia, retinal detachment, rubeosis iridis with secondary glaucoma. General Medical History: arterial hypertension, lung embolism, receiving continuous phenprocoumon therapy. Main complaint: painful eye. Purpose: to present corneal perforation with iris tamponade. Methods: Colour photography, ultrasound (Quantel Medical CineScan S). Findings: Colour photography: corneal ulcer, retrocorneal vascularization, athalamia, iris tamponade. Ultrasound: vitreous hemorrhage, no tumor. Discussion: In case of a perforated corneal ulcer in a painful blind eye a surgical ocular evisceration was performed. Literature:

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