Spontaneous suprachoroidal haemorrhage with exudative retinal detachment in pregnancy-induced hypertension

Exudative retinal detachment and primary pulmonary hypertension.

CASE REPORT A 60 year old woman who was seen in the emergency department due to sudden loss of vision in left eye. The fundoscopy study showed exudative retinal detachment. The patient referred to dyspnea and peripheral edema of one year duration during the anamnesis. The systematic study revealed the existence of pulmonary hypertension, and she was given diuretic treatment (furosemide). After ...

Bilateral exudative retinal detachment with choroidopathy in malignant hypertension.

Orbital cellulitis with exudative retinal detachment.

Exudative retinal detachment occurs extremely rarely with orbital cellulitis. TB can affect majority of the structures of the eye with marked variability of the lesions. We herein report a 40 year old male who presented with acute left eye protrusion with sudden diminution of vision. On examination there was proptosis of the left eye with restricted extraocular movements. Exudative retinal deta...

A spontaneous suprachoroidal haemorrhage: a case report

INTRODUCTION We present a case of spontaneous suprachoroidal haemorrhage in a patient taking Warfarin. This is only the second case reported of a patient whose anticoagulation was within the therapeutic range. CASE PRESENTATION An 84 year old white male with a history of end stage atrophic age related macular degeneration presented with angle closure glaucoma. The patient was taking warfarin ...

Surgical implications in exudative retinal detachment

Background Surgeries for retinal reattachment form the main stay of treatment for rhegmatogenous, tractional and combined retinal detachment. However, they do not form the first line of management in exudative retinal detachment. Massive exudative retinal detachment not responding to the conventional line of treatment or not permitting the performance of conventional line of treatment is chosen...