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Sixth nerve palsies are unusual in young adults, but in the practice of author (GBK) most are secondary to CNS mass lesions and, when isolated, multiple sclerosis. Deferring neuroimaging or other appropriate investigations presuming a micro vascular cause for the palsy in this age group is not recommended. |
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abducens nerve palsy,evaluation of
abducens nerve paralysis
acoustic neurinoma
aneurysm
aneurysm,intracranial
CAT scan,false negative
cavernous sinus,lesion of
cavernous sinus,meningioma
meningioma
MRI,abnormal
MRI,CAT scan compared to
multiple sclerosis
neoplasm,primary intracranial
neoplasm,primary of CNS
neuroophthalmology
ophthalmoplegia,cause of
prognosis
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