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The syndrome usually results from a single unilateral lesion of the paramedian pontine reticular formation or the abducens nucleus on one side (causingthe conjugate gaze palsy
The medial syndromecausesparalysis of conjugate gaze
Parkinson ’s diseasecan causesupranuclear gaze palsy
lesions of the abducens nucleuswill causean ipsilateral conjugate gaze palsy
the ponscausingconjugate gaze palsy to the left
A ) Color photograph of right eye , by damaging neurons Ciaalis the 10 m g lateral rectus muscle and the interneurons for the contralateral medial rectuswill causean ipsilateral conjugate gaze palsy
also(passive) can ... be causedConjugate horizontal gaze palsy
artery of(passive) caused bysupranuclear gaze palsy
functional impairment of brain structures superior to motor neurons(passive) is ... caused bygaze palsy
A lesion of the sixth nerve nucleuscausesa conjugate gaze palsy
A lesion of either the paramedian pontine reticular formation or the abducens nucleuscausesan ipsilateral conjugate gaze palsy
Common Visual Problems connected with Brain Injury Top Three Vision Problems arising from Brain Injury or Stroke Double vision ( diplopia(passive) can be caused byCommon Visual Problems connected with Brain Injury Top Three Vision Problems arising from Brain Injury or Stroke Double vision ( diplopia
in the affected eyeresultingin the affected eye
ual neurological decitresultingual neurological decit
from a lesion to the medial longitidinal fasciculus ( MLFresultsfrom a lesion to the medial longitidinal fasciculus ( MLF
The Free Encyclopedia Lesions on both sides of the abducens nucleuscan causeThe Free Encyclopedia Lesions on both sides of the abducens nucleus
from brain stem lesion -- its classification and relationship with internuclear ophthalmoplegiaresultingfrom brain stem lesion -- its classification and relationship with internuclear ophthalmoplegia
in the frontal eyeoriginatein the frontal eye
in slowing of saccades horizontally or vertically ( or both ) with or without range limitationswill resultin slowing of saccades horizontally or vertically ( or both ) with or without range limitations
a neural disorder(passive) caused bya neural disorder