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A case of nontraumatic subperiosteal orbital hemorrhage following vomiting in pregnancy

We present a rare case of nontraumatic subperiosteal orbital hemorrhage (NTSOH) associated with the increase of intracranial venous pressure. Nontraumatic orbital hemorrhage is a rare condition in ophthalmology, most commonly caused by vascular malformations, increased intracranial venous pressure, systemic diseases such as coagulopathy, inflammation, and neoplastic orbital lesions. In addition to the etiological classification, there is also anatomical classification of the nontraumatic orbital hemorrhage into subperiosteal, diffuse and localized intraorbital hemorrhage associated with extraocular muscles and that associated with orbital floor implants.

NTSOH ; pregnancy

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