Malignant Optic Nerve Glioma (Kennerdell Case 53, PPT)

Blindness in the right eye for three months complaining of vision loss in the left eye.A 65-year-old man who presented with a three month history of blindness in the right eye, complaining of new vision loss in the left eye. He had no headache or eye pain.The upper temporal field defect in the left eye.Axial CT scan showing an enlargement of the right optic nerve extending from the globe to the apex.Optic nerve; AstrocytesThe malignant astrocytes with indications of active cell division. The malignant astrocytes of the malignant glioma, extending from the optic nerve to the chiasmaMalignant gliomaLateral orbitotomycurriculum_fellow; KBDcompinfilgliom