phthisis bulbi
H/o trauma at the age of 5yrs to left eye
On usg-
The globe is reduced in size (usually <20 mm) with a thickened/folded posterior sclera. Dystrophic calcification is common, and osseous metaplasia sometimes occurs, forming what is called "intraocular bone".
CT
- small and shrunken globe with foci of calcium deposits and ossification in the sclera, cornea, lens, retina, and optic nerve
- distortion of globe components with challenging to separate and identify structures
- fibrotic scarring with irregular globe contour and diffusely increased attenuation
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