ReviewBMC pediatrics2026
Pediatric chiasmatic cavernoma hemorrhage: a case report and review of the literature.
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Abstract
backgroundCavernomas arising in the region of the optic pathway are extremely rare, and data on their clinical characteristics are very limited. CASE PRESENTATION: We report the case of a 16-year-old healthy boy who presented with headache and sudden visual field loss. Imaging examination revealed a suprasellar lesion with hemorrhage. A rare case of cavernoma of the optic chiasm region was confirmed via craniotomy and postoperative pathological examination. Close follow-up revealed significant improvement in visual field defects. The case report data on chiasmatic cavernomas from recent years have also been comprehensively reviewed.
conclusionThis study emphasizes the importance of prompt diagnosis of and the effectiveness of timely surgical treatment for a chiasmatic cavernoma causing hemorrhage and vision loss.
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