Ophthalmology Perforating injuries with retained intraocular foreign body are more serious than those without because of: A More chances of infection B Deleterious effects of foreign bodies C More chances of sympathetic ophthalmitis D All of the above 💡 Explanation Perforating injuries with retained intraocular foreign body are more serious than those without because of: ✓ Correct Answer: B. Deleterious effects of foreign bodies