Massive Spontaneous Subretinal Hemorrhage

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      Little is known about the risk of spontaneous ocular hemorrhages associated with antithrombotic agents. Available data derive only from small case series and case reports.16,19,27 Weir and associates described 1 patient with hemorrhagic retinal detachment and 2 cases of macular subretinal hemorrhage associated with warfarin intake.20

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      Interestingly, no drusen or basal laminar deposits were found in the periphery. There are few reports in the literature regarding peripheral exudative hemorrhagic chorioretinopathy or peripheral disciform lesions,3–12 and most that have appeared are small case series.3–11 In the context of slightly differing inclusion criteria and clinical definitions, a variety of names has been used.

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