CONCLUSION
Spontaneous bilateral intra-orbital hematoma secondary to bone
infarction is a rare but serious complication of sickle cell disease.
Imaging examinations hold an important place in the diagnosis and have
an implication in the management to preserve the visual function. A
regular follow-up of sickle cell disease with the implementation of a
background treatment and the precaution of factors favoring
vaso-oclusive attacks could avoid this complication which sometimes has
a poor prognosis.