“…The intraocular foreign body located in the anterior segment may result in cornea oedema, decompensated cornea, uveitis, endophthalmitis, hyphema, glaucoma and toxicity. (Pujar, Narayan & Sushma, 2015;Denniston &Murray, 2018 andJastaneiah, 2010) The material like copper and iron cause toxicity which in long term may lead to secondary optic atrophy and glaucoma(Huang, Yan, Cai & Li 2017). According to references, incidence of endophthalmitis in cases of IOFB after penetrating injury is 4.7 to 13.5% (Jastaneiah, 2010& Huang, Yan, Cai & Li 2017.…”