XXXX : An Atypical Presentation.

@entity1 @entity1952 @entity5 @entity2994 @entity4 @entity1653 @entity1781
PURPOSE: To describe an unusual presentation of @entity1781 (FKS; unilateral @entity1952 with @entity4 in the other eye) with @entity1952 and @entity2994 . It is an example of how common clinical features can hide a rare condition or presentation of a disease. @entity1781 is uncommon. Therefore, a space-occupying lesion should be suspected when there is @entity1952 associated with acute pathology of the other eye. CASE REPORT: A 56-year-old @entity1 presented with hemiretinal @entity2994 in his right eye. He had previous @entity1952 in his left eye attributed to nonarteritic anterior @entity1781 . He lacked cardiovascular or prothrombotic risk factors. Consideration was given whether the presence of contralateral @entity1952 was associated with the @entity2994 . A computed tomographic scan revealed a suprasellar mass. The @entity5 was excised and identified as @entity1653 . CONCLUSIONS: Although typical FKS would present with @entity1952 and contralateral @entity4 secondary to an intracranial mass, in this case, @entity4 was replaced by a @entity2994 . In @entity1952 that does not show characteristic visual field alterations, typical symptoms, or the classic evolution of a given disease, diagnostic imaging may reveal the etiology. As FKS is uncommon, when there is @entity1952 associated with acute pathology of the other eye, a space-occupying lesion should be suspected.
