We report the clinical and radiologic features of a 31-year-old woman who suffered
incongruous binasal and bitemporal visual field defects and severe sudden visual loss due …

An Unusual Cause of Blindness: Infarction in the Bilateral Lateral Geniculate Bodies -
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An 18-year-old woman developed pancreatitis and a thrombotic microangiopathy but no
electrolyte abnormalities. She required intubation hours after admission and was not able to …

PATHOLOGICALLY CONFIRMED, isolated lateral geniculate disease is a rare cause of
visual dysfunction. A careful search of the literature has revealed only seven reports of …

Two rare cases with a partial lesion of the lateral geniculate body (LGB) presumably due to
ischemia are demonstrated on high resolution MR imaging. A 62-year-old woman (case 1) …

Sir, A 42‑year‑old woman was admitted with a history of epigastric pain and four episodes of
bilious vomiting, which developed in the morning when the patient woke up. In the course of …

Three patients were found to have visual field defects which involved homonymous
horizontal sectors of the visual fields, thus mimicking field defects associated with lesions of …

Case report: We examined a unique case of stroke in a 29-year-old woman. Magnetic
resonance imaging revealed isolated bilateral acute infarctions of the lateral geniculate …

Homonymous hemianopia due to lateral geniculate body (LGB) lesion has rarely been
reported. It is difficult to detect the LGB lesion by neuroimaging. We report two patients with …

Sudden bilateral visual loss because of bilateral lateral geniculate body (LGB) necrosis is a
very rare entity. The mechanisms causing these isolated lesions have still not been fully …