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Qaagi - Book of Why

Causes

Effects

the third nerve as it passes over the tentorial edgeinitially causinga fixed dilated pupil followed by a total third nerve palsy

as it passes over the tentorial edgeinitially causinga fixed dilated pupil followed by a total third nerve palsy

by an aneurysm(passive) was ... caused bythe painful pupil sparing third nerve palsy

by posterior(passive) caused byRight third cranial nerve palsy

Diplopia Diplopia or the double visionmay also resulteddue to ipsilateral 3rd nerve palsy

usually(passive) is ... causedDilated - pupil third nerve palsy

Uncal herniation ... , andcausingpupillary dilatation , third nerve palsy

by diabetes(passive) can be caused byabsent Third nerve palsy

HBVcan causea third nerve palsy without affecting the pupil

by internal carotid - Posterior communicating Aneurysm(passive) caused byThird Nerve Palsy Third cranial nerve palsy

by compression of the posterior communicating artery aneurysm(passive) caused by Third nerve palsy

by compression of the posterior communicating artery aneurysm(passive) caused byThird nerve palsy

A disorder affecting the brain , such as an aneurysm or brain tumormay also causethird nerve palsy

by an aneurysm of the posterior communicating artery(passive) caused bythird nerve palsy

artery aneurysmcausinga third nerve palsy

an injury to the head , or a stroke or tumorcan ... causefourth nerve palsy

Brain Tumoursmay causeThird Nerve Palsy

an aneurysmcausinga Cranial Nerve 3 Palsy

direct pressure on the nerve , rather than poor blood supply to the nerve(passive) has been caused bythe third nerve palsy

the most common compressive lesioncausingthird nerve palsy

a posterior communicating aneurysmcausingthird nerve palsy

Aneurysmcausingthird nerve palsy

a cerebral aneurysmcausesa third nerve palsy

Intracranial tumormay causethird nerve palsy

Intracranial tumormight causethird nerve palsy

Diabetescausesthird - nerve palsy

diabetes(passive) can be caused byThird nerve palsy

Expansion of an aneurysmmay causethird nerve palsy

a nuclear lesion(passive) caused byA third nerve palsy

although rare(passive) can be causedA third nerve palsy

red nucleuscan causethird nerve palsy

for example , a posterior communicating aneurysmcausingthird nerve palsy

Aneurysms of this arterymay causea third nerve palsy

Head injuriescan causea third nerve palsy

an aneurysm or brain tumor , diabetes and migrainescan ... causethird nerve palsy

thingscan causea Third - Nerve palsy

by a posterior communicating aneurysm ( PCA(passive) caused bya third nerve palsy

by injury(passive) is causedFourth nerve palsy

by injury(passive) are ... causedfourth nerve palsy

Meningitissometimes causesThird Nerve Palsy

diplopia(passive) caused bydiplopia

double visioncauseddouble vision

in ptosisresultingin ptosis

loss of movement of the eyecausesloss of movement of the eye

due to involvement of third nerve nucleusresulteddue to involvement of third nerve nucleus

in the inability to move the affected eye normallycan resultin the inability to move the affected eye normally

an eyelidcan causean eyelid

an eyelidcould causean eyelid

in some casesleadsin some cases

in ptosis of the eyelidcan resultin ptosis of the eyelid

in ptosismay also resultin ptosis

alsomay resultalso

actuallycan ... causeactually

from many causes , including traumacan resultfrom many causes , including trauma

commonlycausescommonly

exotropiacausesexotropia

the eye ( or eyescan causethe eye ( or eyes

in my diplopia ( Double Visionresultsin my diplopia ( Double Vision

alsomay resultalso

alsoresultalso

symptoms , such as abnormal turning of the eye or eyescausessymptoms , such as abnormal turning of the eye or eyes

her to have double visionwas causingher to have double vision

in permanent foot dropresultsin permanent foot drop

foot dropcausedfoot drop

in drop footresultingin drop foot

foot droppromptedfoot drop

the eye or eyes to turn abnormallycausesthe eye or eyes to turn abnormally

the eye or eyes to show abnormallycausesthe eye or eyes to show abnormally

diplopia that is worse in down gazetypically causesdiplopia that is worse in down gaze

unilateralcausingunilateral

from many causes , including trauma ( fracture to the supraorbital fissurecan resultfrom many causes , including trauma ( fracture to the supraorbital fissure

paralysis of the levator palpebrae muscle that results in ptosiscausesparalysis of the levator palpebrae muscle that results in ptosis

in significant weakness of the deltoid muscle and restriction of forward elevationcan resultin significant weakness of the deltoid muscle and restriction of forward elevation

from many causes , including trauma ( fracture to the supraorbital fissure ) , compressive lesionscan resultfrom many causes , including trauma ( fracture to the supraorbital fissure ) , compressive lesions

weakness or paralysiscausesweakness or paralysis

from vascular / inflammatory / neurotoxic or compressive etiologycan resultfrom vascular / inflammatory / neurotoxic or compressive etiology

a weakness or paralysis of ankle dorsiflexion and eversion , as well as of the extensors of the toescausesa weakness or paralysis of ankle dorsiflexion and eversion , as well as of the extensors of the toes

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

to strabismusleadsto strabismus

a droopy lid ... but this guy , his problem , as I said early on , his double vision is a problem with his right eye not moving all the way downcould causea droopy lid ... but this guy , his problem , as I said early on , his double vision is a problem with his right eye not moving all the way down

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