MANAGEMENT OF SUPRA-CHOROIDAL HEMORRHAGE

Abstract

Suprachoroidal hemorrhage, both expulsive and delayed, is a rare, but severely debilitating complication of intraocular surgery. A thorough understanding of the pathophysiology, risk factors, and clinical outcome of patients who develop SCH can help the ophthalmic surgeon successfully avoid this complication in patients at risk, as well as help in the postoperative management in those patients who develop SCH during or after intraocular surgery.