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Complete ophthalmoplegia is an unusual sign of bilateral paramedian midbrain-thalamic infarction. The ophthalmoplegia could result from combined third nerve, pseudoabducens, and vertical gaze palsies. |
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brainstem,infarction of
central artery of Percheron
cerebrovascular accident
cerebrovascular accident,bilateral
midbrain,infarction of
MRI,abnormal
ophthalmoplegia
ophthalmoplegia,total
ptosis,bilateral
thalamus,infarction of
thalamus,infarction,bilateral
thalamus,lesion of-bilateral
third nerve palsy,bilateral
top of the basilar syndrome
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