Management of a large plant-derived foreign body under the plica semilunaris: a case report

When evaluating patients presenting with ocular irritation as the chief complaint, thorough ocular examinations should be performed, particularly considering the possibility of occult foreign bodies. Concurrently, the present case underlines the significance of considering occult subconjunctival foreign bodies in cases of persistent conjunctival inflammation.

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BMC Ophthalmology
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2025-11-03
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12886-025-04386-0
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Entomological Studies and Ecology
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Management of a large plant-derived foreign body under the plica semilunaris: a case report

Zhike Xu, Qingqing Zhang, Jiao Zhao
BMC Ophthalmology
Entomological Studies and Ecology
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Management of a large plant-derived foreign body under the plica semilunaris: a case report

Zhike Xu, Qingqing Zhang, Jiao Zhao
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When evaluating patients presenting with ocular irritation as the chief complaint, thorough ocular examinations should be performed, particularly considering the possibility of occult foreign bodies. Concurrently, the present case underlines the significance of considering occult subconjunctival foreign bodies in cases of persistent conjunctival inflammation.

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Leshan Normal University (CN)
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