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CORRELATION BETWEEN HOMONYMOUS VISUAL FIELD DEFECTS AND LOCALIZATION OF INTRACRANIAL LESIONS Hiroshi Kajikawa 1 , Susumu Ishikawa 1 , Yoshihisa Ikeda 1 , Kenji Watanabe 1 , Kohki Nosaka 1 , Tetsuji Inagawa 1 1The Second Department of Surgery, Hiroshima University Medical School pp.353-361
Published Date 1974/3/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406203519
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Diagnostic value of homonymous visual field defects was estimated in 59 cases with intracranial lesions, such as 33 tumors, 15 vascular lesions, 4 injuries, 2 hydrocephalus, 3 abscesses, and 2 of un-known cause.

Congruous field defects were found in 17 cases (47%) out of 36 with space-taking lesions (tumor and abscess) and in 13 cases (87%) of 15 with vascular lesions. Visual field defects associated with space-taking lesions in the frontal base, close to the optic tract, or in the anterior part of the temporal lobe had a tendency to be incongruous. Regardless of congruity or incongruity of field defects, upper quadrantic or less than quadrantic field defects were recognized in the temporal space-taking lesions and lower quadrantic or less than quadrantic defects were found in the parietal lesions. Although "sparing of the macula" was able to be seen in field defects due to space-taking lesions locating in any portion along the postchiasmal visual pathway, it was relatively uncommon in the temporal lobe involvement. Homonymous chro-matoanopsia, which preceded loss of field for white, was found in 4 cases out of 47 examined with Förster's perimeter.

Theories or hypotheses about the post-chiasmal visual pathways and cortical center were summa-rized, and the field defects due to their involve-ments were discussed.

Homonymous visual field defects have somewhat limited value in topical diagnosis of intracranial lesions. Probably this limitation is mainly due to incomplete knowledge of topographic anatomy of the afferent visual projections at present time.


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