Liaño H, García-Alix C, Lousa M, Marquez M, Nombela L, de Miguel J
Eur Neurol. 1982;21(2):102-6. doi: 10.1159/000115463.
A case of bilateral optic nerve meningioma is reported. The onset of the clinical symptoms, at age 27, resembled unilateral optic neuritis with papilledema, leading to bilateral amaurosis with optic atrophy 4 years later. Skull X-ray revealed a "blistering' type of bone reaction. In the carotid angiogram, the ophthalmic artery appeared quite enlarged and displaced. The CT scan showed a fusiform enlargement of both optic nerves. Pathological diagnosis was based upon an optic nerve biopsy. Including the present case, only 12 instances of bilateral optic nerve meningioma have been reported.
