A Patient Experiences a Penetrating Injury to One Eye Caused

A patient experiences a penetrating injury to one eye caused by scissors. The provider notes a single laceration away from the iris that involves the anterior but not the posterior segment. What is the prognosis for this injury?

A) Because the posterior segment is not involved, the prognosis is good.
B) Blindness is likely with this type of eye injury.
C) Massive hemorrhage and loss of intraocular contents is likely.
D) Retinal detachment is almost certain to occur.