Ptosis and Elevation Paresis Due to Mesencephalic Infarction: Neuro-Ophthalmology: Vol 43, No 1

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ABSTRACT

Lesions located in the anterior cavernous sinus or posterior orbit are known to cause divisional oculomotor palsy. We herein report a patient with fascicular infarction causing superior division paresis of the nerve.

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