Loading ...
A lesion that affects the ipsilateral abducens nucleus or PPRFcausesan ipsilateral gaze palsy
Localized metastasis to the abducens nucleuscan causegaze palsy
Lesions in mid brainmay causeverticle gaze palsy
Damage hereresultsin a gaze palsy
This ischemia ... the extraocular musclescausesa gaze palsy
Parkinson ’s diseasecan causesupranuclear gaze palsy
typically(passive) is ... causedUp - gaze palsy
entrapmentcausingan upward gaze palsy
most other disorderscausinga supranuclear gaze palsy
artery of(passive) caused bysupranuclear gaze palsy
Abducens palsy Sunsetphenomen ( upward gaze palsy
functional impairment of brain structures superior to motor neurons(passive) is ... caused bygaze palsy
both the medical longitudinal fasciculus and the abducens fasciclecan causea nonselective gaze palsy
these changescausecomplete supranuclear gaze palsy
compression of the abducens nerve and therefore required immediate decompression(passive) had ... been caused bylateral - gaze palsy
carcinomacausinglateral 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
gait and balance problems(passive) caused bygait and balance problems
the patient to look away from the lesioncausesthe patient to look away from the lesion
ual neurological decitresultingual neurological decit
around some sort of physical impairment of which may possibly last for typically the whole existence of the victimmay resultaround some sort of physical impairment of which may possibly last for typically the whole existence of the victim
from a lesion to the medial longitidinal fasciculus ( MLFresultsfrom a lesion to the medial longitidinal fasciculus ( MLF
from brain stem lesion -- its classification and relationship with internuclear ophthalmoplegiaresultingfrom brain stem lesion -- its classification and relationship with internuclear ophthalmoplegia
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