… mechanism for vitreous hemorrhage in Terson syndrome has … mechanism for vitreous
hemorrhage in Terson syndrome is … leakage site in the fundus of a patient with Terson syndrome. …

… Vitreous hemorrhage in Terson syndrome usually clears within a year.20 The absorption,
however, can be fairly slow. In a recent publication on the long-term visual outcome of patients …

… understandings and usage of the term “Terson syndrome.” Originally, Albert Terson
diagnosed and described a vitreous hemorrhage in 1900 [2]. Fountas et al. [6] and Stienen et al. …

… , Terson syndrome without PVD may have no hemorrhage in the PPVP regardless of severe
vitreous hemorrhage. … in our study may suggest one of the mechanisms of Terson syndrome. …

… Direct damage to the internal limiting membrane may occur during evolution ofthe large
dome-shaped lesions or smaller preretinal hemorrhages seen in Terson syndrome. Proliferation …

… Terson syndrome was first described by Moritz Litten in 1881 and later named by Albert Terson
… eye (C) presented with a discrete vitreous haemorrhage and a dense pre-retinal macular …

… of 3 patients with persistent vitreous hemorrhage diagnosed as Terson syndrome (TS). Posterior
… PPV is found as a safe and effective procedure for vitreous hemorrhage in TS. Delayed …

… Favorable outcomes after vitrectomy for Terson syndrome … with vitreous hemorrhage
secondary to Terson syndrome. To … surgical outcomes of pediatric cases with Terson syndrome. …

… Intravitreal injections of anti-RhD antibodies has been proposed as a treatment for vitreous
hemorrhage in the setting of Terson syndrome. Anti-RhD is thought to accelerate lysis of red …

… Ophthalmologic examination at our hospital detected a vitreous hemorrhage in his left eye,
with right eye remaining normal. Vitrectomy with epiretinal membrane removal was performed…