
Ocular trauma resulting eye injuries are a frequent threat to vision worldwide. The causes of eye injury are diverse, but the risk and type of injury is often correlated with age, gender, and race. While a focused history and prompt ocular examination are essential to immediate management, patient education regarding safety precautions and risk reduction help to prevent future recurrences. This article describes a case of penetrating eye injury in a 25-year-old male. The case discussion will review the initial examination and management decision. A suggested approach to the management of patients with ocular trauma will be discussed.