Retinal findings in children with intracranial hemorrhage 1 1The authors have no financial interest in any aspect of this paper

Autor:	Susan Schloff, Alex V. Levin, J. Raymond Buncic, Paul B Mullaney, Derek Armstrong, John S. Myseros, Emmanuel Simantirakis, Robin P. Humphreys
Rok vydání:	2002
Předmět:	medicine.medical_specialty Retina Vascular disease business.industry Eye disease Retinal Terson syndrome medicine.disease Dilated fundus examination Surgery Ophthalmology chemistry.chemical_compound medicine.anatomical_structure chemistry Vitreous hemorrhage medicine business Retinopathy
Zdroj:	Ophthalmology. 109:1472-1476
ISSN:	0161-6420
DOI:	10.1016/s0161-6420(02)01086-2
Popis:	Purpose To identify the incidence of Terson's syndrome in children. Design Prospective, observational case series. Participants Fifty-seven consecutive children with known intracranial hemorrhage from nonabuse causes. Methods Dilated fundus examination to detect intraretinal hemorrhages or other abnormalities. Main outcome measures Presence or absence of intraretinal hemorrhages or other abnormalities. Results Fifty-five patients (96%) had no evidence of intraretinal or vitreous hemorrhage. Two patients had abnormal retinal examinations. One patient had a single dot hemorrhage associated with presumed infectious white retinal lesions. The second patient had three flame and two deeper dot intraretinal hemorrhages after a motor vehicle accident (1.5% incidence of retinal hemorrhage). Conclusions Retinal hemorrhage is uncommon in children with intracranial hemorrhage not resulting from shaken baby syndrome. The maximal incidence of intraretinal hemorrhage in children with nonabuse intracranial hemorrhage is 8%.
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