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intracranial extension of a sino - orbital natural killer T - cell lymphoma ' , Journal of Neuro - Ophthalmology(passive) caused byThird cranial nerve palsy
apparently smaller aneurysmscausingthird cranial nerve palsy ( 4
a tumor , hydrocephalus , or an aneurysm(passive) caused bysixth nerve palsy
But neuropathy and foot problems head injury , stroke , or tumorcan also causefourth nerve palsy
updated blog post an injury to the head , or a stroke or tumorcan also causefourth nerve palsy
The fourth nerve controls vertical eye movement , socausesfourth nerve palsy
ischemia(passive) caused byThird nerve palsy
Ehrlichia chaffeensis(passive) caused byFourth nerve palsy
that aneurysms of the posterior communicating artery ( PCoMmay resultin third - nerve palsy
Berry aneurysms of the posterior communicating arteryfrequently causethird nerve palsy
A disorder affecting the ain such as an aneurysm or ain tumormay also causethird nerve palsy
stroke , head injury or tumorcan ... cause4th nerve palsy
An aneurysm of the posterior communicating artery can compress the oculomotor nerveleadingto third nerve palsy
a very light strokecaused4th nerve palsy
Intracranial Extension of a Sino - Orbital Natural Killer T - Cell Lymphoma Fourier - Domain Optical Coherence Tomography and Adaptive Optics Reveal Nerve Fiber Layer Loss and Photoreceptor Changes in a Patient With Optic Nerve Drusen(passive) Caused byThird Cranial Nerve Palsy
a brain trauma injurycausedme to have Fourth Nerve Palsy
gummatous neurosyphilis : MR findings(passive) caused byThird cranial nerve palsy
an aneurysm or brain tumor , diabetes and migrainescan ... causethird nerve palsy
A mass in the cavernous sinuscausing3rd nerve palsy
A disorder affecting the brain , such as an aneurysm or brain tumormay also causethird nerve palsy
To compare surgical clipping with endovascular coiling in terms of recovery from oculomotor nerve palsy ( ONP ) in the management of posterior communicating artery ( PCoA ) aneurysmscausingthird nerve palsy
an intracranial aneurysmcausingthird - nerve palsy
berry aneurysmcausingthird cranial nerve palsy
a suspected aneurysmcausingthird nerve palsy
a sparring injuryleadingto fourth nerve palsy
dural fistula of the cavernous sinus(passive) caused bythird nerve palsy
many things , including stroke , brain aneurysm , diabetic neuropathy , trauma , infections , inflammation , tumors , migraine headaches or intracranial pressure(passive) may be caused bySixth nerve palsy
a micro bleed ( mini stroke(passive) most likely caused by6th nerve palsy
a posterior communicating artery aneurysm , brainstem dysfunction associated with vertebrobasi- lar aneurysms , or monocular visual loss from miniimum aneurysms(passive) typically caused bythird nerve palsy
a posterior communicating artery aneurysm , brainstem dysfunction associated with vertebrobasi- lar aneurysms , or monocular visual loss from carotidophthalmic aneurysms(passive) typically caused bythird nerve palsy
different viruses - chickenpox , malaria , measles , meningitiscan causesixth nerve palsy
a posterior communicating opti ons aneurysm , brainstem dysfunction associated with vertebrobasi- lar aneurysms , or monocular visual loss from carotidophthalmic aneurysms(passive) typically caused bythird nerve palsy
those aneurysms located in the intracavernous part of the internal carotid artery , basilar artery , posterior cerebral artery and superior cerebellar artery(passive) can also be caused byThird nerve palsy
inflammation Surgery or chemotherapy(passive) caused bysixth nerve palsy
Guillain - Barré Syndrome - GeoScience.net S.L.uis , E.K. ; Jacobson , D.M. , 2005(passive) caused byUnilateral third nerve palsy
5 - 12 days Aneurysmcausing3rd nerve palsy
Encephalitis , neonatal hypoxia and hydrocephalusmay also causea fourth cranial nerve palsy
internal carotid - Posterior communicating Aneurysm(passive) caused byThird cranial nerve palsy
compression of the posterior communicating artery aneurysm(passive) caused byThird nerve palsy
Fascicular injury in the area of the cerebral pedunclecan causethird nerve palsy
diplopia that is worse in downgazecausesdiplopia that is worse in downgaze
in my diplopia ( Double Visionresultsin my diplopia ( Double Vision
all patients with double vision(passive) caused byall patients with double vision
the double vision / diploma(passive) caused bythe double vision / diploma
double vision on head tiltscausingdouble vision on head tilts
Becht 's double visioncausedBecht 's double vision
other symptoms such as double vision and deviation of the eyewould have causedother symptoms such as double vision and deviation of the eye
abnormal movement of the eye and double visioncan causeabnormal movement of the eye and double vision
The partial double vision that Kynett was experiencing(passive) was caused byThe partial double vision that Kynett was experiencing
double vision and other of the eye and double visioncan causedouble vision and other of the eye and double vision
abnormal eye movement and sometimes double visioncausesabnormal eye movement and sometimes double vision
vertical diplopiacausesvertical diplopia
the eyes to deviate inward ( see : Pathophysiology of strabismuscausesthe eyes to deviate inward ( see : Pathophysiology of strabismus
the eye ( or eyes ) to turn abnormally and sometimes makes you see doublecan causethe eye ( or eyes ) to turn abnormally and sometimes makes you see double
persistent diplopia(passive) caused bypersistent diplopia
particular diplopia(passive) caused byparticular diplopia
paralysis of the levator palpebrae muscle that results in ptosis.[1causesparalysis of the levator palpebrae muscle that results in ptosis.[1
an individual ’s mydriasis(passive) is caused byan individual ’s mydriasis
a droopy lid ... but this guy , Graves 's problem , as I said early on , Graves 's double vision is a problem with Graves 's right eye not moving all the way downcould causea droopy lid ... but this guy , Graves 's problem , as I said early on , Graves 's double vision is a problem with Graves 's right eye not moving all the way down
due to involvement of third nerve nucleus and/or nerve fibersresulteddue to involvement of third nerve nucleus and/or nerve fibers
diplopia that is worse in down gazetypically causesdiplopia that is worse in down gaze
diplopia in his right eyecausingdiplopia in his right eye
ptosis to my left eyecauseptosis to my left eye
in ptosis of the eyelidcan resultin ptosis of the eyelid
weakness or paralysis of the superior oblique musclecausesweakness or paralysis of the superior oblique muscle
a compensatory head tilt to the contralesional sidewill causea compensatory head tilt to the contralesional side
upward deviation of the eye with failure of depression on adductioncausesupward deviation of the eye with failure of depression on adduction
diplopia in Dr Steve Schallhorn 's right eyecausingdiplopia in Dr Steve Schallhorn 's right eye
in ptosis , a dilated pupil , and an inability to adduct the eye at restwill resultin ptosis , a dilated pupil , and an inability to adduct the eye at rest
ipsilateral hypertropia in primary gaze that increases on contralateral gaze and ipsilateral head tiltcausesipsilateral hypertropia in primary gaze that increases on contralateral gaze and ipsilateral head tilt
the eyes to deviate inward and has many causes due to the relatively long path of the nervecausesthe eyes to deviate inward and has many causes due to the relatively long path of the nerve
diplopia may occur in raised ICP due to stretching of the 6th nerve by caudal displacement of the brain stemcausingdiplopia may occur in raised ICP due to stretching of the 6th nerve by caudal displacement of the brain stem
from many causes , including trauma ( fracture to the supraorbital fissure ) , compressive lesions ( posterior communicating artery aneurysm , intracra- nial tumor , herniation of the uncus of the temporal lobe due to xtn intracranial pressure ) , ischemia ( secondary to diabetic occlusion of the vasa nervorum , producing a pupil- sparing palsy ) , meningitis , syphilis , herpes zoster , tumor , and demyelinationcan resultfrom many causes , including trauma ( fracture to the supraorbital fissure ) , compressive lesions ( posterior communicating artery aneurysm , intracra- nial tumor , herniation of the uncus of the temporal lobe due to xtn intracranial pressure ) , ischemia ( secondary to diabetic occlusion of the vasa nervorum , producing a pupil- sparing palsy ) , meningitis , syphilis , herpes zoster , tumor , and demyelination
from vascular / inflammatory / neurotoxic or compressive etiologycan resultfrom vascular / inflammatory / neurotoxic or compressive etiology
the proper functioning of the medial , superior , and inferior recti , and inferior oblique musclespreventsthe proper functioning of the medial , superior , and inferior recti , and inferior oblique muscles
to weakness of the superior oblique muscle ... with resultant difficulty looking down and mediallyleadsto weakness of the superior oblique muscle ... with resultant difficulty looking down and medially
from a tumour causingresultingfrom a tumour causing
Fairbaks that is worse in downgazecausesFairbaks that is worse in downgaze
no discharge Unilateral ptosis(passive) is usually caused byno discharge Unilateral ptosis
from the close proximity of the V1 branch in the cavernous sinusresultingfrom the close proximity of the V1 branch in the cavernous sinus