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Abnormal , diffuse elevation of activity within a hemisphere ( e. g. , because of an epileptic seizurecausescontralateral gaze deviation
FEF can be affectedresultingin leftward gaze deviation
small saccadescausingcontralateral gaze deviation ( 1459
Thalamic hemorrhagemay causea contralateral gaze deviation
vibration of the base(passive) caused bygaze deviation
left - sided lesionscausingipsilateral gaze deviation
when ictal activity in cortical saccadic areas such as the ‘ parietal eye field ’ , which generates saccadescausingcontralateral gaze deviation
brain stem lesion on interhemispheric equilibrium(passive) caused bypathologic gaze deviation
a destructive lesioncausescontralateral gaze deviation
a lesion in the right sixth nucleus ipsilateral ( right ) gaze palsy - common neurons via MLF(passive) is caused bygaze deviation
from complete or incomplete paralysis of one or more extraocular musclesresultingfrom complete or incomplete paralysis of one or more extraocular muscles
double vision Cranial Nerve 5 ( CN Vcausingdouble vision Cranial Nerve 5 ( CN V
double vision , pupil dilation and loss of pupillary light reflex Cranial Nerve 4 ( CN IVcausingdouble vision , pupil dilation and loss of pupillary light reflex Cranial Nerve 4 ( CN IV
from a right - sided middle cerebral artery stroke in a right - handed personresultingfrom a right - sided middle cerebral artery stroke in a right - handed person
one of his eyes to turn inwardcausingone of his eyes to turn inward
from complete/ incomplete paralysis of one/ more Etiology Of Paralytic Squintresultingfrom complete/ incomplete paralysis of one/ more Etiology Of Paralytic Squint
from attachment to the products of different originresultingfrom attachment to the products of different origin
direction discriminationinfluenceddirection discrimination
concern for a posterior circulation stroke ( which would open up a completely different therapeutic pathway from the current status epilepticus treatmentshould promptconcern for a posterior circulation stroke ( which would open up a completely different therapeutic pathway from the current status epilepticus treatment
in head deviation , which is an even more prominent clinical sign that is easily observed in the field by paramedicsoften resultsin head deviation , which is an even more prominent clinical sign that is easily observed in the field by paramedics
from repeated administration of nonsteroidal anti - inflammatory drugs ( nsaidsresultingfrom repeated administration of nonsteroidal anti - inflammatory drugs ( nsaids