Table 3 The Vitreous Hemorrhage Density Grading Scale

Grade 0 No blood present in the vitreous, the entire retina is visible.
Grade 1 Some hemorrhage present, which obscures between a total of 1 to 5 clock hours of retina. Laser photocoagulation (PRP) can be successfully performed.
Grade 2 Hemorrhage obscures between a total of 5 to 10 clock hours of central and/or peripheral retina, or a large hemorrhage is located posterior to the equator, with varying clock hours of anterior retina visible. Laser is feasible, but a full PRP can not be placed.
Grade 3 A red reflex is present, with no retinal detail seen posterior to the equator, precluding any photocoagulation.
Grade 4 Dense vitreous hemorrhage with no red reflex present.