Retrobulbar Hemorrhage in a Hemophiliac with Irreversible Loss of Vision

Blindness following soft tissue trauma in a child with haemophilia A

“…Concomitant medical problems, such as hypertension and coagulation disorders, increase the risk of bleeding 4,5 . Retrobulbar haemorrhage caused by spontaneous bleeding, in a haemophiliac patient, has been reported in prior literature 9 . Likewise, this condition, delayed onset of retrobulbar haematoma, has been reported in children with haemophilia who developed subgaleal haemorrhage that spreads to orbits 10,11 .…”

Blindness following soft tissue trauma in a child with haemophilia A

“…Concomitant medical problems, such as hypertension and coagulation disorders, increase the risk of bleeding 4,5 . Retrobulbar haemorrhage caused by spontaneous bleeding, in a haemophiliac patient, has been reported in prior literature 9 . Likewise, this condition, delayed onset of retrobulbar haematoma, has been reported in children with haemophilia who developed subgaleal haemorrhage that spreads to orbits 10,11 .…”

Ocular bleeding in an undiagnosed hemophiliac neonate causing irreversible loss of vision: A case report with review of the literature

“…On the other hand, ocular bleeding was also reported in patients who are known to have hemophilia, and such cases tend to be traumatic with good visual outcome as they typically seek early medical attention. [7][8][9][10][11] Wang et al 7 presented a case of spontaneous bilateral optic disk hemorrhages in a known 13-year-old hemophilia A patient with good visual outcome (BCVA of 6/6) due to early management which prevented the extension of bleeding into the adjacent structures (ex: macula). All these cases collectively shed light on the significance of early recognition and management to prevent sight threatening, and more essentially, life-threatening bleeding events.…”

Non‐traumatic orbital haemorrhage

“…These predisposing factors have been previously recognized but it is useful to see their role in larger study series. 1,3,5–17 …”

Blindness following soft tissue trauma in a child with haemophilia A

“…Concomitant medical problems, such as hypertension and coagulation disorders, increase the risk of bleeding 4,5 . Retrobulbar haemorrhage caused by spontaneous bleeding, in a haemophiliac patient, has been reported in prior literature 9 . Likewise, this condition, delayed onset of retrobulbar haematoma, has been reported in children with haemophilia who developed subgaleal haemorrhage that spreads to orbits 10,11 .…”

Ocular bleeding in an undiagnosed hemophiliac neonate causing irreversible loss of vision: A case report with review of the literature

“…On the other hand, ocular bleeding was also reported in patients who are known to have hemophilia, and such cases tend to be traumatic with good visual outcome as they typically seek early medical attention. [7][8][9][10][11] Wang et al 7 presented a case of spontaneous bilateral optic disk hemorrhages in a known 13-year-old hemophilia A patient with good visual outcome (BCVA of 6/6) due to early management which prevented the extension of bleeding into the adjacent structures (ex: macula). All these cases collectively shed light on the significance of early recognition and management to prevent sight threatening, and more essentially, life-threatening bleeding events.…”

Non‐traumatic orbital haemorrhage

“…These predisposing factors have been previously recognized but it is useful to see their role in larger study series. 1,3,5–17 …”

Blindness following soft tissue trauma in a child with haemophilia A

“…Concomitant medical problems, such as hypertension and coagulation disorders, increase the risk of bleeding 4,5 . Retrobulbar haemorrhage caused by spontaneous bleeding, in a haemophiliac patient, has been reported in prior literature 9 . Likewise, this condition, delayed onset of retrobulbar haematoma, has been reported in children with haemophilia who developed subgaleal haemorrhage that spreads to orbits 10,11 .…”

Ocular bleeding in an undiagnosed hemophiliac neonate causing irreversible loss of vision: A case report with review of the literature

“…On the other hand, ocular bleeding was also reported in patients who are known to have hemophilia, and such cases tend to be traumatic with good visual outcome as they typically seek early medical attention. [7][8][9][10][11] Wang et al 7 presented a case of spontaneous bilateral optic disk hemorrhages in a known 13-year-old hemophilia A patient with good visual outcome (BCVA of 6/6) due to early management which prevented the extension of bleeding into the adjacent structures (ex: macula). All these cases collectively shed light on the significance of early recognition and management to prevent sight threatening, and more essentially, life-threatening bleeding events.…”

Non‐traumatic orbital haemorrhage

“…These predisposing factors have been previously recognized but it is useful to see their role in larger study series. 1,3,5–17 …”