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A review of intraocular foreign bodies treated at the University Hospital Kuala Lumpur.

SUMMARY A retrospective study of intraocular foreign bodies treated at the University Hospital over 10 years from 1970 - 1979 was carried out. Of the 48 cases reviewed, nine were anterior chamberforeign bodies while the rest wereposterior segmentforeign bodies. The anterior chamberforeign bodies had better visual prognosis as compared to the posterior segmentforeign bodies. Most of the patients were young Chinese males and most ofthe injuries were due to accidents at work involving the 'hand hammer'*.