Postoperative Outcome and Visual Recovery Following Surgical Treatment Of Adamantinomatous Craniopharyngioma in a Child
The optic chiasm plays a central role in neuro-ophthalmologic diagnosis, as lesions involving this structure typically produce characteristic visual field defects. Compression of the decussating nasal retinal fibers within the optic chiasm most commonly results in bitemporal hemianopia, which serves as a clinical hallmark of sellar and suprasellar pathology. The severity and reversibility of visual
