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Five of 75 patients with chronic granulocytic leukaemia seen over a 25 year period had papilloedema at presentation. These patients had unusually high leucocyte counts and the papilloedema may be a manifestation of leucostasis. The fundal abnormalities resolved in all five patients--in four after conventional treatment with busulphan only.
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