Optic nerve glioma vs Optic nerve sheath meningioma
Optic nerve glioma
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Optic nerve sheath meningioma
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|
1
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Slow progression, painless loss of vision
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|
2
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Children
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Mid-age
Female
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3
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Central
scotoma
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No central
scotoma
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4
|
Widen
optic nerve canal in 90%
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+/-
widening, but sometimes narrowing due to hyperostosis
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5
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Rarely has
calcification, happens after radiotherapy
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a/w
calcification
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6
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No
hyperostosis
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a/w
Hyperostosis
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7
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Kinking,
buckling of optic nerve, smooth outline
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Straight
optic nerve, eccentric thickening
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8
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Contrast
enhanced less
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Intense
contrast enhancement
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9
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Variable
enhancement
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Enhancement
of tumor surrounding the non-enhanced optic nerve
– “Tram-track sign” |
10
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May be
bilateral => consider NF-1
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Unilateral.
a/w NF-2
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11
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T1
intermediate, T2 hyperintense
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T1, T2
signal similar to optic nerve
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