This report describes a ran case of retinoblastoma presenting as a congenit
al primary intracranial tumor. a 7-day-old infant presented with generalize
d seizures. He had a family history of retinoblastoma. Computed tomography
of the brain revealed a midline suprasellar tumor without evidence of retin
al tumors. Subtotal resection of the tumor was performed. Histopathologic f
indings were diagnostic of retinoblastoma. The patient sustained profound i
schemic brain damage and was not given definitive further therapy. He died
days after the diagnosis was made. Retinoblastoma can present as an isolate
d ectopic intracranial tumor without associated retinal tumors.