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Fundus examination of the left eye showed a whitish fluffy mass like preretinal lesion over the macula with vitreous haze. The patient was thoroughly investigated for intermediate and posterior uveitis. However, all reports turned out to be within the normal limits. The 360\u00b0 UBM scan of the left eye showed well-defined hypoechoic scleral tract suggestive of globe perforation at 2 o\u2019clock position. The, whitish preretinal mass in the left eye was suspected to be intravitreal TA deposit following an inadvertent globe perforation during the posterior sub-tenon TA injection. 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