Intracranial optic nerve infarction from subdural hematoma. Clinical and neuropathological findings
B. Skarf, R. L. Davis, H. A. Birsner and W. F. Hoyt
A 60-year-old man fell; a subdural hematoma developed and he lost
consciousness. Visual evoked potentials demonstrated a total conduction
block in the left optic nerve and slowed conduction on stimulation of the
right eye. He died four weeks later, and necropsy showed focal infarcts in
the intracranial portion of both optic nerves.
