2005
DOI: 10.1590/s0004-27492005000600029
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Hemianopsia por lesão no corpo geniculado lateral. Importância diagnóstica da análise da camada de fibras nervosas pela tomografia por coerência óptica: relato de caso

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“…Our cases are interesting because confirm that OCT may be of help when investigating patients with homonymous hemianopia, since the associated occurrence of RNFL loss indicates the possibility of either and optic tract or a geniculate body lesion (12) and rule out the possibility of optic radiation or occipital lobe diseases. Although clinical findings of optic disc pallor and a relative afferent pupillary defect in the eye with the temporal hemianopia can directly indicate the diagnosis of an optic tract lesion, the use of OCT may be of help when clinical findings are doubtful or difficult to obtain.…”
Section: In Our Case Stratus -Oct Demonstrated Rnfl Loss Involving Prsupporting
confidence: 54%
“…Our cases are interesting because confirm that OCT may be of help when investigating patients with homonymous hemianopia, since the associated occurrence of RNFL loss indicates the possibility of either and optic tract or a geniculate body lesion (12) and rule out the possibility of optic radiation or occipital lobe diseases. Although clinical findings of optic disc pallor and a relative afferent pupillary defect in the eye with the temporal hemianopia can directly indicate the diagnosis of an optic tract lesion, the use of OCT may be of help when clinical findings are doubtful or difficult to obtain.…”
Section: In Our Case Stratus -Oct Demonstrated Rnfl Loss Involving Prsupporting
confidence: 54%
“…A dificuldade era ainda maior pois o paciente tinha apenas um olho (outro olho em atrofia) o que dificultava a caracterização do tipo de hemianopsia. (87) Após a identificação da perda da CFNR pelo OCT o exame de imagem por ressonância magnética foi repetido utilizando-se parâmetros técnicos especiais que facilitaram a identificação do CGL. O resultado desse novo exame confirmou nossa suspeita de lesão isquêmica do CGL à esquerda e serviu para esclarecer definitivamente a causa do defeito campimétrico.…”
Section: Lesões Do Trato óPtico E Corpo Geniculado Lateralunclassified