Visual Pathway Lesions VISUAL PATHWAY ANATOMY COMPONENTS OF
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Visual Pathway: Lesions
VISUAL PATHWAY ANATOMY
COMPONENTS OF VISUAL PATHWAY
VISUAL PATHWAY
Anopia
• Hemianopia: Loss of vision in one half of visual field Heteronymous hemianopia
Quadrantanopia Loss of vision in a quadrant of visual field Homonymous type
Homonynous hemianopia Congruous Defects are identical in size, shape, location, slope of margins eg-Post optic radiation lesions Incongruous Defects are dissimilar eg-Optic tract & LGB lesions
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LESIONS OF VISUAL PATHWAY
Field Defects in Lesions of Optic Nerve Cause: traumatic avulsion or optic atrophy Clinical features: ØIpsilateral anopia (loss of vision) ØLoss of direct pupillary reaction (same side) Øloss of consensual pupillary reaction (other side) ØNear or accommodation reflex is present
Field Defects in Lesions of Optic Chiasma (Less common) Ø IIIrd ventricle enlargement / dilatation Ø Atheroma of carotids or posterior communicating arteries Ø Pituitary adenoma or malignancy Ø Craniopharyngioma Ø Chronic chiasmal arachnoiditis Ø Fracture of the base of skull
Pituitary Adenoma
Craniopharyngioma
Field Defects in Lesions of Optic Tract left optic tract lesion involving left cerebral peduncle and left 3 rd nerve.
Causes of optic tract lesion
Field Defects in Lesions of Lateral geniculate Body (LGB) sparing of pupillary reflexes
Lesion of optic radiations Anterior temporal lobe Parietal lobe Pie in the sky Pie on the floor Posterior part of Internal capsule (Ant occipital cortex)
Common causes of lesions of optic radiations
lesions of optic radiations-Clinical presentation
Field Defects in Lesions of Visual Cortex
Common causes of lesions of Visual Cortex
Clinical presentation in Visual Cortex Lesions (Cortical blindness) [Anton syndrome] [Riddoch phenomenon] [Alexia]
Differences between occipital lobe and optic tract lesions Clinical Features Occipital lobe lesion Optic tract lesion Pupillary reaction Normal Abnormal Field defect Congruous Incongruous Macular involvement Sparing Optic atrophy - Involved +
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