Combined posterior contusion and penetrating injury in the pig eye. I. A natural history study.

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Abstract
A standard experimental posterior contusion injury was produced in the pig eye, which resulted in immediate intraocular hemorrhage and retinal whitening and folding without the formation of a retinal break. When combined with a standard posterior penetrating eye injury, traction retinal detachment began to develop after 2 wk. A period of transition was seen between the resolution of the acute effects of contusion and the onset of fibrocellular proliferation.