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Myasthenia Gravis
NEJM 375:2570-2581, Gilhus, N.E.,et al, 2016

Ocular Motor Abnormalities in Bilateral Paramedian Thalamic Stroke
Neurol 84:e155-e158, Gooneratne, I.K.,et al, 2015

Clinicopathologic Conference, Squamous- Cell Carcinoma of the Tongue with Metastasis to Lungs, Liver, Bone of Skull, Trigeminal Nerve, Base of Skull, Pituitary Gland and Dura Matter. Infarcts of Cerebellum and Right Frontal Lobe.
NEJM 367:1136-1145, Case 29-2012, 2012

Complete Ophthalmoplegia: An Unusual Sign of Bilateral Paramedian Midbrain-Thalamic Infarction
Stroke 39:1355-1357, Thurtell,M.J. &Halmagyi,M., 2008

Ptosis in Patients with Hemispheric Strokes
Neurol 58:620-624, Averbuch-Heller,L.,et al, 2002

Bilateral Ptosis and Upgaze Palsy with Right Hemispheric Lesions
Ann Neurol 40:465-468, Averbuch-Heller,L.,et al, 1996

Isolated or Predominant Ocular Motor Nerve Palsy as a Manifestation of Brain Stem Stroke
Stroke 24:581-586, Kim,J.S.,et al, 1993

Bilateral Cerebral Ptosis
Neurol 37:1043-1046, Lepore,F.E., 1987

Presentation of Bilateral Thalamic Infarction on CT, MRI & PET
Neuroradiology 27:414-419, Bewermeyer,H.,et al, 1985

Lid Abnormalities Secondary to Cerebral Hemisphere Lesions
Ann Neurol 1:149, Nutt,J.G., 1977

Clinicopathologic Conference, Infant Botulism, Case 3-2024
NEJM 390:358-366, Case 3-2024, 2024

Bilateral Complete Ophthalmoplegia in a 50-Year-Old Man
JAMA Neurol 79:724-725, Arora, N.,et al, 2022

Unilateral Oculomotor Palsy and Bilateral Ptosis from Paramedian Midbrain Infarction
Arch Neurol 48:983-986, Liu,G.T.,et al, 1991

Case Records of MGH-NEJM 289:366
1973 Tuberculoma of Cerebral hemisphere & Brain Stem., , 1973

A 48-Year-Old Woman Presenting with Vertigo, Ptosis, and Red Eyes
Neurol 98:678-683, Kim, K.T.,et al, 2022

Curtain Sign
NEJM 387:e7, Sherman, S.V., 2022

Rapidly Progressive Gait Disorder and Cranial Nerves Involvement in a 9-year-old boy
Neurol 94:e330-e334, Lipp, A.,et al, 2020

Persistent Respiratory Failure Following Cardiac Arrest
Neurol 90:e2174-e2178, Fullam, T. & Sladky, J.H., 2018

A Child with Arthrogryposis
Neurol 91:e995-e998, Irumudomom, O. & Ghosh, P.S., 2018

A Child with Delayed Motor Milestones and Ptosis
Neurol 88:e158-e163, Ghosh, P.S., 2017

A Matter of Taste
JNNP 80:139-140, Theys,T.,et al, 2009

Clinicopath Conf
Botulism, Case 22-1997, NEJM 337:184-190997., , 1997

Bilateral Ptosis Due to Mesencephalic Lesions with Relative Preservation of Ocular Motility
J Neuro-Ophthalmol 16:258-263, Martin,T.J.,et al, 1996

Lid Nystagmus as a Sign of Intrinsic Midbrain Disease
J Neuro-Ophthalmol 15:236-240, Brodsky,M.C.&Boop,F.A., 1995

Ocular Myasthenia Gravis
J Natl Med Assoc 85:681-684, March,G.A.&Johnson,J.N., 1993

Ptosis and Supranuclear Downgaze Paralysis
Neurol 39:385-389, Buttner-Ennever,J.A.,et al, 1989

Ophthalmoplegia, Ptosis, & Miosis in Temporal Arteritis
Neurol 30:1054-1058, Dimant,J.,et al, 1980

Midbrain Asterixis
Ann Neurol 6:362-364, Bril,V.,et al, 1979

Quadriparesis & Nuclear Oculomotor Palsy with Bilat Ptosis Minicking Coma, A Mesenceph"Locked-in Syndrome"
Arch Neurol 36:708, Meienberg,O.,et al, 1979

Case Record of MGH
Medulloblastoma Metastasizing to Subarachnoid Space, NEJM 295:5531976., , 1976

Neoplasms within the Midbrain
Arch Neurol & Psych 68:116952., Netsky,M.G.,et al, 1952

Ocular Motor Manifestations of Brainstem & Cerebellar Dysfunction
Chap 9, p 104 Neuro-Ophthalmol ed J. L. Smith., Daroff,R.B., 1850



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