Abstract
This case report describes a successful cosmetic rehabilitation of a patient after very severe open globe injury (received by an oscillating saw). At primary surgical procedure (PSP), an eyeball destruction was diagnosed, and therefore, PSP has been completed with evisceration. To optimal cosmetic rehabilitation of patient, silicone oil-filled (silicon oil viscosity - 1300 cSt) mobile stump was created. No postoperative infectious complications were observed. Successful cosmetic rehabilitation (aesthetic factor was 82.6 %) was achieved after the selection of individual thin-walled ocular prosthesis. Evisceration followed by creation of silicon-filled stump at PSP provides successful cosmetic rehabilitation indices after eyeball destruction.
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