Hemorrhagic Retinoschisis Due to Aplastic Anemia

Characterization of retinal hemorrhages delimited by the internal limiting membrane

“…A histopathological study of “haemorrhagic retinoschisis” provided one of the earliest descriptions of hemorrhage between the nerve fiber layer and the internal limiting membrane. [ 2 ] Pre-retinal hemorrhages are traditionally thought to be sub-hyaloid in location, although sub-ILM hemorrhage may mimic the same. [ 3 ] This was in the pre-tomography era when the retinal and pre-retinal membranes could not be visualized in vivo .…”

Characterization of retinal hemorrhages delimited by the internal limiting membrane

“…A histopathological study of “haemorrhagic retinoschisis” provided one of the earliest descriptions of hemorrhage between the nerve fiber layer and the internal limiting membrane. [ 2 ] Pre-retinal hemorrhages are traditionally thought to be sub-hyaloid in location, although sub-ILM hemorrhage may mimic the same. [ 3 ] This was in the pre-tomography era when the retinal and pre-retinal membranes could not be visualized in vivo .…”

Retinal Hemorrhage in Abusive Head Trauma

“…There is a case report of retinoschisislike sub-ILM hemorrhage in a 6-yearold with aplastic anemia. 121 It seems that severe hemorrhagic retinopathy does not result from isolated anemia in children without readily identifiable causes unrelated to trauma.…”

Posterior Segment Ophthalmic Complications of Aplastic Anemia

“…[5][6][7][8] Less commonly observed findings have included serous retinal detachment due to aplastic anemia following parvovirus B19 infection, 9 optic disc edema, 5 and hemorrhagic retinoschisis. 10 Herein, we describe the ophthalmic course of three patients with severe aplastic anemia who presented with severe bilateral choroidal ischemia in addition to bilateral vitreous hemorrhages secondary to retinal neovascularization (Table ). One patient demonstrated particularly severe retinal findings with bilateral vitreous and submacular hemorrhages with combined rhegmatogenous and tractional detachment prompting surgical management.…”

“…Specifically, cotton-wool spots, nerve fiber layer hemorrhages, central retinal vein occlusion, vitreous hemorrhage, neovascular glaucoma, and retinal neovascularization have been described 5–8. Less commonly observed findings have included serous retinal detachment due to aplastic anemia following parvovirus B19 infection,9 optic disc edema,5 and hemorrhagic retinoschisis 10…”

Characterization of retinal hemorrhages delimited by the internal limiting membrane

“…A histopathological study of “haemorrhagic retinoschisis” provided one of the earliest descriptions of hemorrhage between the nerve fiber layer and the internal limiting membrane. [ 2 ] Pre-retinal hemorrhages are traditionally thought to be sub-hyaloid in location, although sub-ILM hemorrhage may mimic the same. [ 3 ] This was in the pre-tomography era when the retinal and pre-retinal membranes could not be visualized in vivo .…”

Retinal Hemorrhage in Abusive Head Trauma

“…There is a case report of retinoschisislike sub-ILM hemorrhage in a 6-yearold with aplastic anemia. 121 It seems that severe hemorrhagic retinopathy does not result from isolated anemia in children without readily identifiable causes unrelated to trauma.…”

Posterior Segment Ophthalmic Complications of Aplastic Anemia

“…[5][6][7][8] Less commonly observed findings have included serous retinal detachment due to aplastic anemia following parvovirus B19 infection, 9 optic disc edema, 5 and hemorrhagic retinoschisis. 10 Herein, we describe the ophthalmic course of three patients with severe aplastic anemia who presented with severe bilateral choroidal ischemia in addition to bilateral vitreous hemorrhages secondary to retinal neovascularization (Table ). One patient demonstrated particularly severe retinal findings with bilateral vitreous and submacular hemorrhages with combined rhegmatogenous and tractional detachment prompting surgical management.…”

“…Specifically, cotton-wool spots, nerve fiber layer hemorrhages, central retinal vein occlusion, vitreous hemorrhage, neovascular glaucoma, and retinal neovascularization have been described 5–8. Less commonly observed findings have included serous retinal detachment due to aplastic anemia following parvovirus B19 infection,9 optic disc edema,5 and hemorrhagic retinoschisis 10…”

Characterization of retinal hemorrhages delimited by the internal limiting membrane

“…A histopathological study of “haemorrhagic retinoschisis” provided one of the earliest descriptions of hemorrhage between the nerve fiber layer and the internal limiting membrane. [ 2 ] Pre-retinal hemorrhages are traditionally thought to be sub-hyaloid in location, although sub-ILM hemorrhage may mimic the same. [ 3 ] This was in the pre-tomography era when the retinal and pre-retinal membranes could not be visualized in vivo .…”

Retinal Hemorrhage in Abusive Head Trauma

“…There is a case report of retinoschisislike sub-ILM hemorrhage in a 6-yearold with aplastic anemia. 121 It seems that severe hemorrhagic retinopathy does not result from isolated anemia in children without readily identifiable causes unrelated to trauma.…”

Posterior Segment Ophthalmic Complications of Aplastic Anemia

“…[5][6][7][8] Less commonly observed findings have included serous retinal detachment due to aplastic anemia following parvovirus B19 infection, 9 optic disc edema, 5 and hemorrhagic retinoschisis. 10 Herein, we describe the ophthalmic course of three patients with severe aplastic anemia who presented with severe bilateral choroidal ischemia in addition to bilateral vitreous hemorrhages secondary to retinal neovascularization (Table ). One patient demonstrated particularly severe retinal findings with bilateral vitreous and submacular hemorrhages with combined rhegmatogenous and tractional detachment prompting surgical management.…”

“…Specifically, cotton-wool spots, nerve fiber layer hemorrhages, central retinal vein occlusion, vitreous hemorrhage, neovascular glaucoma, and retinal neovascularization have been described 5–8. Less commonly observed findings have included serous retinal detachment due to aplastic anemia following parvovirus B19 infection,9 optic disc edema,5 and hemorrhagic retinoschisis 10…”