Terson Syndrome in Two Infants: Case Report and Literature Review
Author Information
Author(s): Muacevic Alexander, Adler John R, Alobaid Muhannad M, Alhaidari Abdulmajeed I, Adhi Mohammad I, Nabeel Refka Mohammed
Primary Institution: Prince Sultan Military Medical City, Riyadh, SAU
Hypothesis
What are the outcomes of Terson syndrome in infants following traumatic head injuries?
Conclusion
The study found that both infants with Terson syndrome had poor visual outcomes after surgical intervention.
Supporting Evidence
- Terson syndrome is an uncommon condition in the pediatric population.
- Generally, patients with Terson syndrome have good visual outcomes.
- This report describes poor visual outcomes in two infants with Terson syndrome following traumatic head injuries.
Takeaway
Terson syndrome is a rare eye condition in babies that can happen after head injuries, and in these two cases, the babies didn't see well after treatment.
Methodology
This is a retrospective report of two infants with Terson syndrome due to accidental traumatic head injuries.
Limitations
The study is limited by the small sample size and the retrospective nature of the report.
Participant Demographics
Two male infants aged 4 months and 10 months.
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