6th cranial nerve palsy mri
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2. 3rd cranial nerve paralysis on the same side of . lesion. 3. Hemiataxia on the opposite side of the lesion . due to affection of the red nucleus. 2. Pontine lesion: a) Millard Gubler Syndrome: 1. Hemiplegia on the opposite side of the lesion. 2. 6th & 7th cranial N. …
[DOC File]NeuroAssessment - Tripod
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The brain is divided into three major areas: the cerebrum, the brain stem, and the cerebellum. The cerebrum is composed of two hemispheres, the thalamus, the hypothalamus, and the basal ganglia. In addition, connections for the olfactory (cranial nerve I) and optic (cranial nerve III) nerves are found in …
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Smith DE, Blasi A-Dept of peds, MEMPHIS, USA-6th nerve palsy secondary to tuberculosis. Optometry. 2009 Oct; 80(10):567-71. 9. Signature of Candidates 10. Remarks of Guide TBM has ocular manifestations like papillitis. optic atrophy.cranial nerve palsies and this study attempts to highlight the ocular manifestations. 11. Name and designation of the
[DOC File]ICM 8 a - Angelfire
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Cranial Nerve deficits. 6th nerve palsy – See a pt with a left eye that can’t abduct. Possible causes of poor abduction: 6th nerve palsy, Graves eye disease, Myasthenia gravis & orbital trauma. 6th nerve palsy. Microvascular disease (HTN, DM): Especially elderly due to microinfarct of nerve. Brain or orbital tumor. High intracranial pressure
[DOCX File]Localising the lesion: “where in the CNS”
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Features of raised ICP – visual loss, seizures and focal neurological deficit such as third and 6th cranial nerve palsies. Multidisciplary team, neurosurgery, corticosteroids, radiotherapy, chemotherapy. Case 3. 76 male. Background of AF (on warfarin) has 2 hour history of severe global right sided weakness.
[DOC File]Overview
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On either side of the midline, there are bulges that are produced by the descending corticospinal tracts. At the pontomedullary junction, the 6th cranial nerve can be seen exiting the brainstem. Laterally, but anterior to the middle cerebellar peduncle, the fifth cranial nerve is seen exiting the brainstem.
Bilateral sixth nerve paresis, divergence insufficiency ...
Goodwin D, “Differential diagnosis and management of acquired sixth cranial nerve palsy,” Optometry, 2006 Nov. Gurwood AS, Terrigno CA, “Duane's retraction syndrome: literature review,” Optometry, 2000 Nov. Gutowski NJ, “Duane's syndrome,” Eur J Neurol, 2000 Mar.
[DOC File]Bell's Palsy and Related Conditions
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"Bell’s palsy can be looked on as the complete expression of . acute benign cranial polyganglionitis. affecting the facial nerve. This approach offers explanations for relations between phenomena that appear otherwise unrelated, and provides a basis for rational therapy.
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Inferior petrosal sinus involvement 5th and 6th cranial nerve palsy + temporal and retro-orbital pain = Gradenigo’s syndrome Cavernous sinus thrombosis 2ndry to folliculitis and facial pustule spreading into venous system headache, edematous eyelids, proptosis, ophthalmoplegia, fever
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47.Burgerman RS, Wolf AL, Kelman SE, et al. Traumatic trochlear nerve palsy diagnosed by magnetic resonance imaging: case report and review of the literature. Neurosurgery 1989;25:978-81. 48. Sudhakar P, Bapuraj R. CT demonstration of dorsal midbrain hemorrhage in fourth cranial nerve palsy. J Neuro-ophthalmol 2010;30:59-63. 49.
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