Optochiasmic Arachnoiditis

Opto-Chiasmatic Arachnoiditis in the Young

“…An exhaustive subject review was published by Hartmann [7]: more recently. Imachi [ 10] listed the several pathologic processes leading, in his wide experience, to the formation ofarachnoiditic adhesions.…”

“…It must be considered that these modern examinations were not available at the time most of the operations were done [1]. Indeed, it cannot be excluded that a number of them were over-enthusiastically performed upon insufficient indications, misleading rudimentary evidence, or mere suspicion [7]. The continuous refinements of neuro radiology, while OCA is admittedly on the decline [19] as a result of improved medical treatment, should therefore allow a better surgical indi cation.…”

Opto-Chiasmatic Arachnoiditis in the Young

“…An exhaustive subject review was published by Hartmann [7]: more recently. Imachi [ 10] listed the several pathologic processes leading, in his wide experience, to the formation ofarachnoiditic adhesions.…”

“…It must be considered that these modern examinations were not available at the time most of the operations were done [1]. Indeed, it cannot be excluded that a number of them were over-enthusiastically performed upon insufficient indications, misleading rudimentary evidence, or mere suspicion [7]. The continuous refinements of neuro radiology, while OCA is admittedly on the decline [19] as a result of improved medical treatment, should therefore allow a better surgical indi cation.…”

Opto-Chiasmatic Arachnoiditis in the Young

“…An exhaustive subject review was published by Hartmann [7]: more recently. Imachi [ 10] listed the several pathologic processes leading, in his wide experience, to the formation ofarachnoiditic adhesions.…”

“…It must be considered that these modern examinations were not available at the time most of the operations were done [1]. Indeed, it cannot be excluded that a number of them were over-enthusiastically performed upon insufficient indications, misleading rudimentary evidence, or mere suspicion [7]. The continuous refinements of neuro radiology, while OCA is admittedly on the decline [19] as a result of improved medical treatment, should therefore allow a better surgical indi cation.…”

Opto-Chiasmatic Arachnoiditis in the Young

“…An exhaustive subject review was published by Hartmann [7]: more recently. Imachi [ 10] listed the several pathologic processes leading, in his wide experience, to the formation ofarachnoiditic adhesions.…”

“…It must be considered that these modern examinations were not available at the time most of the operations were done [1]. Indeed, it cannot be excluded that a number of them were over-enthusiastically performed upon insufficient indications, misleading rudimentary evidence, or mere suspicion [7]. The continuous refinements of neuro radiology, while OCA is admittedly on the decline [19] as a result of improved medical treatment, should therefore allow a better surgical indi cation.…”