Sir,

We appreciate the interest shown in our article1 by the Readers of your esteemed journal. According to the history given by the patient and her parents, she developed the ocular manifestations 2 days after the systemic manifestations of dengue fever i.e., high grade fever with chills, muscle pain, headache, and episodes of bleeding through mouth and during defaecation. This information is already mentioned in the 2nd paragraph of our article. After receiving the call by the Pediatric Physician, ophthalmic examination was done by the local Ophthalmologist on same day, and she was found to have vitreous hemorrhage in both eyes at the time of examination and advised review after couple of weeks. The laboratory diagnosis during admission revealed marked thrombocytopenia (Pletlet count <25000/cc).

After improvement of the general condition, the patient followed-up with the local Ophthalmologist.

When the vitreous hemorrhage didn't cleared after 4 months of conservative management, she was referred to our centre where we found to have organized vitreous hemorrhage OD and resolving vitreous hemorrhage OS.

Right eye pars-plana vitrectomy was performed that improvement the visual acuity up to 6/12 after 12 weeks postoperatively. No surgery was planned in left eye due to resolving vitreous hemorrhage and good (6/12) vision.

The reason of not mentioning the vast details was limitations to the number of words as per the norms of the journal. Once again we thank to the corresponders for showing their interests and valuable comments on the article.