Atypical oculomotor paresis.

Wesley C. Warren, Burde Rm, Klingele Tg, Gill Roper-Hall

PubMed · 1982 · 24 citations · 0 references

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Abstract

A series of patients is presented with partial oculomotor palsies. The accompanying signs of neurologic dysfunction are indicative of a mesencephalic lesion. The peculiar anatomy of the third cranial nerve permits one to infer precise localization of the lesions.