Quadruple sectoranopia caused by posterior cerebral artery infarction: Neuro-Ophthalmology: Vol 22, No 4

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Abstract

Quadruple sectoranopia (QSA) has been attributed to anterior choroidal artery infarction affecting the lateral geniculate body. We report a case of QSA caused by posterior cerebral artery infarction in a patient having migraine without aura and suggest that QSA is not always diagnostic of a lesion in the lateral geniculate body in the territory of anterior choroidal artery.

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