A 32-year-old female welder presents to the emergency department with severe pain in her right eye after a workplace incident. She reports that while grinding metal, she felt a sharp sensation in her eye followed by immediate pain and blurred vision. She denies any prior ocular history. On examination, her vision in the affected eye is 20/200. The pupil appears irregular and slightly teardrop-shaped. A 2 mm by 3 mm laceration is visible on the cornea, extending partially onto the sclera, with clear fluid seeping from the wound. A CT scan of the orbit shows no obvious intraocular foreign body. What is the most appropriate next step in management?
