Peripheral Neuropathies
Multiple cranial neuropathies: anterior skull base
Jun. 12, 2024
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Often crucial in diagnosing multiple sclerosis and nearly pathognomonic, internuclear ophthalmoplegia consists of ipsilateral (to the direction of gaze) nystagmus and contralateral medial rectus weakness on lateral gaze. The traditional method to elicit this phenomenon, slowly following an examiner's finger, can miss medial rectus weakness. (Contributed by Dr. Anthony Reder.)