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Three cases of craniopharyngioma showing optic tract hypersignal on MRI

B.D. Youl, Gordon Terence Plant, J. Stevens, Brian E. Kendall, L. Symon, Hugh Alan Crockard

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Three patients presenting with visual failure had MRIs with hypersignal extending from the region of the optic chiasm along both optic tracts in 2 cases, and along 1 optic tract in the 3rd. In all patients intrinsic tumor of the chiasm was the most likely diagnosis based on MRI appearances, but all 3 had craniopharyngioma.

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Three patients presenting with visual failure had MRIs with hypersignal extending from the region of the optic chiasm along both optic tracts in 2 cases, and along 1 optic tract in the 3rd. In all patients intrinsic tumor of the chiasm was the most likely diagnosis based on MRI appearances, but all 3 had craniopharyngioma.

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Three patients presenting with visual failure had MRIs with hypersignal extending from the region of the optic chiasm along both optic tracts in 2 cases, and along 1 optic tract in the 3rd. In all patients intrinsic tumor of the chiasm was the most likely diagnosis based on MRI appearances, but all 3 had craniopharyngioma.

Key concepts: Craniopharyngioma, Optic chiasm, Optic tract, Medicine, Magnetic resonance imaging, Optic chiasma, Optic nerve, Radiology

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