Abnormal Presentation of Foster Kennedy Syndrome Due to Schwannoma of Optic Nerve

Foster Kennedy syndrome (FKS) is a rare neuro-ophthalmic syndrome that occurs because of an intracranial mass, most commonly a tumor.As a result of the intracranial mass, the patient develops optic atrophy on Incontinence/Single Use the same side of the lesion and papilledema on the contralateral side.In this case report, we present the case of a 25-year-old male who presented to the ophthalmology clinic with unusual complaints of proptosis and diminution of vision in the right eye.A diagnosis of schwannoma of Bosch DIG97IM50B Serie 4 Built In 90cm 3 Speeds B Island Cooker Hood Stainless the optic nerve was made on magnetic resonance imaging retrospectively after diagnosing FKS in the patient clinically.