Autologous Tenon's patch graft for corneal perforation management and review of literature

The COVID-19 pandemic caused restricted eye retrieval, leading to an acute scarcity of donor corneas. Here, we have reported a series of seven cases of corneal perforation of size 2.9 to 3.7 mm in dimension resulting from diverse cause managed by a Tenon's patch graft with a 100% successful anatomical outcome. All the cases healed completely with scar formation and maintained the anatomical integrity of the eyeball without any intraoperative or postoperative complications.