A Case of Autoenucleation Associated with a Contralateral Field Defect

Purpose: To report a case of autoenucleation associated with contralateral field defect.Design: Observational case report.Methods: A 36-year-old man was referred to the emergency ward with his right eye attached to a fork. His history revealed drug abuse with ecstasy.Results: Visual field examination revealed a temporal hemianopia on the left eye. There was no change in the visual field defect after intravenous steroid, two months after initial presentation.Conclusions: Contralateral visual field defect may be associated with autoenucleation. A visual field test is recommended in all cases with traumatic enucleation.