Spontaneous expulsive suprachoroidal hemorrhage caused by decompensated liver disease

Abstract

Expulsive suprachoroidal hemorrhage can be surgical or spontaneous. Spontaneous expulsive suprachoroidal hemorrhage (SESCH) is a rare entity. Most of the reported cases of SESCH were caused by a combination of corneal pathology and glaucoma. We are reporting a rare presentation of SESCH with no pre-existing glaucoma or corneal pathology and caused by massive intra- and peri-ocular hemorrhage due to decompensated liver disease.

Keywords

• British Asians
• eye disease prevalence
• eye health care planning
• Indian subcontinent
• Frequency-doubling technology perimetry
• multifocal visual evoked potentials
• optic neuritis
• pattern-reversal visual evoked potentials
• Childhood blindness
• complications
• outcome
• pediatric cataract
• risk factors
• Developing countries
• glaucoma
• open-angle
• viscocanalostomy
• Iris claw enclaving
• lens extraction
• surgical aphakia
• Foreign body
• imaging
• orbit
• wooden
• Liver disease
• spontaneous expulsive hemorrhage
• suprachoroidal