A pseudophacocele follows blunt ocular trauma leading to subconjunctival extrusion of an intraocular lens (IOL) associated with posterior segment disruption. Clinical signs of a pseudophacocele include the absence of an IOL in the posterior chamber, a soft eye, blood in the anterior chamber, a peaked pupil, iris disinsertion, and vitreous hemorrhage. Management of the rare condition calls for a multidisciplinary approach to save vision.

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