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