Craniopharyngioma presenting as unilateral central visual loss.

Unilateral visual loss with central scotoma developed over a period of two days in a patient. The diagnosis of retrobulbar neuritis was made, and corticosteroids were given for three weeks. Absence of clinical improvement after three months led to additional evaluation, which demonstrated a suprasellar mass consistent with craniopharyngioma. This was confirmed pathologically, and complete restoration of central visual function followed its removal.