Gliomatosis cerebri - A rare cause of bilateral blindness

Gliomatosis cerebri with blindness: A case report with literature review

“…With papilledema and absent foveal reflex, an initial diagnosis of optic neuritis secondary to demyelinating disorder or nonarteritic ischemic optic neuropathy was made. A later MRI scan revealed signs of a diffuse infiltrative glial tumor in favor of GC [36] . A detailed comparison of these cases is available in supplementary material 1.…”