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Retinal and vitreous hemorrhage following subarachnoid hemorrhage(Terson syndrome) Kenji Inoue 1,2 , Kazuko Okugawa 2,3 , Keichi Goto 2,3 , Kazuhito Matsuzawa 4 , Mamoru Kittaka 4 , Satoshi Kato 2 1Inouye Eye Hosp 2Dept of Ophthalmol,Univ of Tokyo Grad Sch of Med 3Dept of Ophthalmol,Nadogaya Hosp 4Dept of Neurosurg,Nadogaya Hosp pp.1889-1893
Published Date 2005/11/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1410100248
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A total of 58 patients of subarachnoid hemorrhage were admitted in a hospital during a 58-month period. The series comprised 23 males and 35 females. Their ages ranged from 38 to 89 years,average 62 years. All the patients were seen by an ophthalmologist immediately after hospitalization. Out of 116 eyes,retinal hemorrhage was present in 27 eyes(23%)and vitreous hemorrhage was present in 8 eyes(7%). Out of 58 patients,retinal hemorrhage was present in 14 cases(24%)and vitreous hemorrhage was present in 6(10%). The other 38 cases(66%)had no intraocular hemorrhage. The severity of subarachnoid hemorrhage was graded according to World Federation of Neurological Surgeons. Significantly higher grading was found in 20 cases that had intraocular hemorrhage than the other 38 cases(p=0.003). There was no significantly correlation between CT findings of the brain and presence of intraocular hemorrhage(p=0.11). The outcome of subarachnoid hemorrhage was poorer in 20 cases with intraocular hemorrhage than the other 38 cases(p=0.004). Intraocular hemorrhage was more frequent in patients of subarachnoid hemorrhage with disturbed consciousness,motor palsy,or poor outcome. The incidence of Terson syndrome was 10% in the present series.


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