MCQ Bitemporal hemianopia is caused by lesion of A. Optic nerve B. Optic C hiasma C. Par

Differential diagnosis please,, CT of 6 year old child with altered sensorium and headache..

NOT YOUR AVERAGE BABY TEETH- It's not entirely unusual for a 4-month-old baby to have a few teeth, unless those teeth are lodged in the baby's brain. An infant in Maryland had teeth form in his brain as a result of a specific type of rare brain tumor. Doctors were able to remove the tumor and the boy made a full recovery, according to a report published in the New England Journal of Medicine in February 2014. Doctors suspected something might be going on inside the boy's brain when his head appeared to grow faster than was usual for his age. A scan of the child's brain revealed a tumor that contained what looked like teeth normally found in the lower jaw. And indeed, when doctors removed the tumor they extracted several fully formed teeth with it. While teeth do sometimes appear in tumors, the type of tumor removed from the infant's brain — a craniopharyngioma — wasn't known to host these strange additions. An interesting and rare condition. Case & pic courtesy as per the article.

65 yrs male presented to my OPD with H/o GTCS 2 episodes with in last 1month.no visual field defect.pituitary hormones report awaited.please give diagnosis and management plan

4 month old baby girl noted to be blind. Bilateral optic nerve atrophy and papilledema seen.

10 yr old boy with short stature complains of difficulty in seeing the blackboard from behind and increased no. of times he's to go to the toilet during the classes.We get CT and MRI done.Kindly describe the findings,diagnosis and management.