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ACUTE RETROBULBAR HAEMORRHAGE IN HEMOPHILIA

PRIYADHARSHNI S SUNDARAM

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A 16 years old male, a known case of Hemophilia B, presented with sudden onset of painful proptosis of the left eye associated with diplopia. He was diagnosed as a case of retrobulbar haemorrhage of the left orbit. There was no             history of trauma. He showed a favourable response to          conservative management with factor IX replacement with no visual loss. Ocular complications of hemophilia are very rare. Spontaneous retro bulbar hemorrhage in a case of             Hemophilia is a very rare occurrence and hence is presented for its rarity.

 


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