%0 Case Reports %T Metamorphopsia with SMART Syndrome: A Case Report. %A Flain L %A Lay A %A Gadil E %A James K %A Thanancheyan S %A Bacchi S %A Goh R %J Case Rep Neurol %V 16 %N 1 %D 2024 Jan-Dec %M 39145136 暂无%R 10.1159/000540417 %X UNASSIGNED: SMART syndrome is a rare complication of brain radiotherapy. This is the first described presentation of SMART syndrome with metamorphopsia, which responded to aspirin, verapamil, and high-dose L-arginine therapy.
UNASSIGNED: A 43-year-old man presented with 3 weeks of migraine headaches with metamorphopsia and complex visual hallucinations affecting the left lower quadrant of both visual fields. This occurred on a background of high-dose radiotherapy for right cerebellar astrocytoma 32 years ago. MRI brain demonstrated unilateral gyriform enhancement and FLAIR hyperintense cortical swelling in the right occipital lobe consistent with SMART syndrome.
UNASSIGNED: Unusual presentations of SMART syndrome exist and require consideration in all patients with focal neurological deficit post-brain radiotherapy. Validated diagnostic and treatment modalities for SMART syndrome are urgently required.