Bitemporal hemianopia arising from a suprasellar craniopharyngioma

To facilitate early diagnosis and treatment, eye care professionals should be aware that craniopharyngiomas can present with decreased visual acuity and bitemporal hemianopia. Visual deficits can arise from both the aggressive nature of craniopharyngiomas as well as the therapeutic intervention. Patients treated for craniopharyngiomas are at risk for recurrence and need to be followed up on a long-term basis.