Abstract
Bilateral lesions of the lateral geniculate bodies are rare and produce unusual field defects that can be predicted on the basis of their vascular anatomy. We report a rare case of bilateral sectoranopic visual field defects caused by bilateral infarction of the lateral geniculate nucleus in a 14-year-old boy with inflammatory bowel disease and recurrent pancreatitis.
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