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Quick Scroll MCQE2 Question: Lateral visual field defect/HIV/Cranial ner 04.30.08 (5 months ago) #1

3. HIV/ Cranial nerve examination
A 24-year-old man, a diagnosed case of HIV has developed some visual problems.
Examine his cranial nerves.
On Physical examination his field of vision on the lateral sides was impaired
Post encounter probe

Differential DIAGNOSIS
Lymphomas
Toxoplasmosis
Tubersulosis

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This question came from a 'MCQE2 question bank.' It seems like his sxs are c/w a bitemporal hemanopsia......with this sx, I always think of a pituitary tumor.....&....the most common form is an adenoma. Curious to know others impressions and thoughts...is the HIV status distracting the examiner from the most common cause of this condition or ????

My Ddx: Pit adenoma, lymphoma, toxo (if h/o +ppd, then TB?)
My Tx: Head /MRI/CT, endocrine w/u....then oncology/neurosurg consult?

Here are a few case reports (very rare) of toxoplasmosis assoc w pituitary tumors:
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With regard to lymphomas and pituitary tumors....again really rare, but it does happern:
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TB and pituitary tumors: really rare
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National Cancer Institute tx options for pituitary adenomas:
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Quick Scroll In my experience of qe2 05.01.08 (5 months ago) #2

there was a CT scan finding at PEP

QUESTION ) What is your reading ?

QUESTION ) What is your treatment ?

but I am not for sure what is the right answer....
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Quick Scroll 05.01.08 (5 months ago) #3

Didn't know there was a CT scan at the station.....changes everything....I guess...which leads to the question that if there is a lateral field deficit and it is not from a pituitary mass, what can cause the sxs?
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