Protean Neuroophthalmic Presentations of Common Childhood Malignancies—A Report of Two Cases

Abstract Common pediatric malignancies often surprise clinicians with unusual presentations. In this narrative, we report two patients common childhood cancer having unique neuroophthalmic characteristics. the first case, have a child solid tumor presenting blindness without proptosis, while second case is of hematological malignancy unilateral proptosis visual impairment. The highlights that cancers may present symptoms on rare occasions, creating diagnostic conundrum.