Perforating ocular trauma with retained intraorbital foreign body (IOrFB) is a severe injury with a poor prognosis.The injury involves the posterior segment of the eye,and foreign bodies are mostly lodged posterior to the globe.Vitreoretinal surgery and IOrFB removal are always performed separately in patients with ocular perforating injury and IOrFBs.Obviously,separate procedures increase the cost and patient discomfort.Intraoperative fluoroscopy,used to localize the foreign body during surgery,1 facilitates the treatment of ocular perforating injuries and plays a valuable role in aiding the removal of radio-opaque orbital foreign bodies.