[Acute occlusion of a short posterior ciliary artery. Apropos of a case].
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The angiographic aspect of a triangular syndrome examined at the acute stage is reported. They include exudative retinal detachment, non perfusion of the choroidal vessels in a large area, and dry leakage in the subretinal space. After healing, the findings are typical of temporal triangular syndrome.
The authors demonstrate how a delay in diagnosis, in the case of an orbito-cranial foreign body, serves to underscore importance of CT in even minor, orbito-facial injuries, when there is some suspicion of intracranial penetration. This examination, which should be requested as soon as possible in such cases, usually permits detection of the intracranial foreign body. However, if the image is much clearer than those of conventional X-rays, it can in certain cases, remain a matter of subtle interpretation, particularly in cases of less dense materials such as wood.