Neuro-ophthalmic Manifestations of Intracranial Lesions — Flashcards

Lesion to areas after the optic chiasm result in _____-ocular and homonymous contra-lateral deficits in vision

In _____, all EOMs are paralysed, due to lesions at the level of motor nuclei

Anisocoria that increases in bright light and responds to diluted pilocarpine should point you to the diagnosis of _____

_____ of the pupil will be seen in cavernous sinus thrombosis due to the involvement of the 3rd cranial nerve.

Simultaneous lesion in both sympathetic and parasympathetic supply of the eye leads to _____-sized pupil that doesn t react to light.

Pituitary adenoma may present with _____ due to compression of the optic chiasm

Pupillary light reflex is sluggish in _____

Papilledema presents with _____ vision loss associated with changes in head position, and is secondary to increased intracranial pressure

_____ is a condition of abnormal myelination of the nerve fibers of the retina, where myelination continues beyond lamina cribrosa and spreads into the retina beyond the optic disc.

_____ sign is seen in optic nerve hypoplasia