PMC5015623_01
Pale optic disc in the left eye
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F1
Fundoscopy was unremarkable in the right eye and showed optic atrophy in the left eye (Figure 1 (Fig. 1)).
Meningioma located in the anterior temporal lobe and extending into the left orbit causing proptosis of the left eye and compression of the left optic nerve.
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F2
One large meningioma located in the anterior temporal lobe extended into the left orbit and caused proptosis and compression of the optic nerve leading to blindness of the left eye (Figure 2 (Fig. 2)).
Large lobulated meningioma in the right anterior fossa. The total volume was 37.2 cm3 at presentation. Eleven months after discontinuation of CPA total volume was reduced to 12.2 cm3.
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F3
On follow-up imaging 11 months after cessation of CPA, a regression with 25 cc of the volume of the largest meningioma was recorded (Figure 3 (Fig. 3)).