… would likely prevent vitreous hemorrhage in galactosemia. (J … develop in most untreated
children with galactosemia who survive … was delivered by spontaneous vaginal delivery and had …

… these children had a worse prognosis compared with children without vitreous hemorrhage
… because it is possible that some cases of vitreous hemorrhage might resolve spontaneously. …

… Vitreous hemorrhage occurs more rarely in children than in adults. The etiologies of vitreous
hemorrhage … The spontaneous absorption of vitreous hemorrhage in infants can take much …

… underwent vitrectomy for vitreous hemorrhage and was found … the first report of vitreous
hemorrhage secondary to a CRM. … spontaneous vitreous hemorrhage in children or adolescents. …

… spontaneous vitreous hemorrhage. Observations Three patients developed spontaneous
vitreous hemorrhage … rivaroxaban use and spontaneous vitreous hemorrhage. The risk may be …

… in patients with severe vitreous hemorrhage following closed-globe injury. However, the
slow and low spontaneous absorption of the vitreous hemorrhage, high incidence of retinal …

… or preretinal hemorrhages break through the vitreous gel; all but the most severe vitreous
hemorrhages clear spontaneously, although mild vitreous hemorrhages can still obscure vision…

… Interestingly, in 12 children in our series, SDH recurred spontaneously despite previous
drainage in the absence of any head trauma or shaking maneuvers; these babies being kept …

… with dense vitreous hemorrhage to prevent occlusion amblyopia. In children with congenital
… explains the delay in spontaneous absorption of significant vitreous hemorrhage seen in the …

… strates that although children do not normally suffer the serious visual complications associated
with BIH in adults there is a risk to their vision from spontaneous intraocular hemorrhage. …