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the abducens nucleusleadingto conjugate gaze palsy toward the side of the lesion
The prognosis of a lesion in the visual neural pathwayscausesa conjugate gaze palsy varies greatly
Stimulationcausescontralateral conjugate deviation of the eyes
Lesions to these structuresresultin ipsilateral lateral gaze or conjugate gaze palsy
The medial syndromecausesparalysis of conjugate gaze
lesions of the abducens nucleuswill causean ipsilateral conjugate gaze palsy
Lesions of PPRFcauseipsilateral lateral gaze palsy
A lesion of the nucleus of the sixth nervecausesan ipsilateral gaze palsy
This syndrome is caused by a lesion affecting the PPRF and MLF simultaneouslyresultingin ipsilateral conjugate gaze palsy and
by diabetes(passive) caused byocular nerve palsy
Lesions of the abducens nucleuscausean ipsilateral gaze palsy
by compression of the abducens nerve(passive) had ... been causedlateral - gaze palsy
trauma to the brain(passive) is caused byCerberal palsy
A lesion of the sixth nerve nucleuscausesa conjugate gaze palsy
damage to the abducens nucleuscauseslateral gaze palsy
the nervecausesan ipsilateral gaze palsy
the lesioncausingthe gaze palsy
abducens nucleusresultingin gaze palsy
cavernous sinuscausingcranial nerve palsy
any drugcausingGAZE PALSY
Inflammation that affects the brain stemacutely could causecranial - nerve palsy
other drugscauseGAZE PALSY
also(passive) may ... be causedLaryngeal palsy
by lesions of the brainstem or lower motor neurons(passive) is causedbulbar palsy
lesions of PN surrounding these brainstem saccade - related neuronsmay causesaccadic palsy
the bulbar musclescausingbulbar palsy
vestibular nucleicausingconjugate gaze palsies
the degeneration of the cells in the regions of the brain above the nuclei(passive) is caused bySupranuclear Palsy
In the case of Nodular Fasciitis fibrous band or growth schwannoma can both press against nervecausingaxillary palsy
many who practice abroad as well as the preferences of pediatric liver transplantation(passive) is caused byCranial nerve palsy
in facial drooping due to a nerve malfunctioncan resultin facial drooping due to a nerve malfunction
a neural disorder(passive) caused bya neural disorder
from a dysfunction of the cranial nerve , or facial nerveresultsfrom a dysfunction of the cranial nerve , or facial nerve
to exertional breathlessnesscan leadto exertional breathlessness
double vision and other problemscan causedouble vision and other problems
in the paralysis of facial muscles or difficulty moving the jawcan resultin the paralysis of facial muscles or difficulty moving the jaw
hearing loss and diplopiacausinghearing loss and diplopia
in a hoarse voice and respiratory stridor , facial paresisresultingin a hoarse voice and respiratory stridor , facial paresis
to deviation of the tongueleadsto deviation of the tongue
to deviation of the tongueleadsto deviation of the tongue
double visioncan causedouble vision
significant symptomscan causesignificant symptoms
in a shut left eye for seven weeksresultedin a shut left eye for seven weeks
to permanent hoarsenesscan leadto permanent hoarseness
a weakness in the arm ... preventing normal movementcausesa weakness in the arm ... preventing normal movement
dysphagiacausesdysphagia
to dysphagialeadingto dysphagia
in a hoarse voicewill resultin a hoarse voice
a dilated pupil associatedcausinga dilated pupil associated
paralysis to certain areas of the handscausesparalysis to certain areas of the hands
alsocan ... resultalso
from damage to the nerves surrounding an infant 's shoulderresultsfrom damage to the nerves surrounding an infant 's shoulder
significant symptoms sometimes when there is an anatomical variation of one side ISNL being dominantcan causesignificant symptoms sometimes when there is an anatomical variation of one side ISNL being dominant
problems(passive) caused byproblems
loss of balance , difficulty in walking and dementiacausesloss of balance , difficulty in walking and dementia
due to involvement of LMN in MNDresulteddue to involvement of LMN in MND
loss of balance and dementiacan causeloss of balance and dementia
impaired cough reflex which can lead to a postoperative risk of aspirationcausesimpaired cough reflex which can lead to a postoperative risk of aspiration
impaired cough reflex which can lead to a postoperative risk of aspiration , reported as high as 3.2 % in ACDFcausesimpaired cough reflex which can lead to a postoperative risk of aspiration , reported as high as 3.2 % in ACDF