Some neuro-ophthalmological observations.

Abstract

This paper records some neuro-ophthalmological observations made on the Stroke Service of the Massachusetts General Hospital. For the most part they are not mentioned in textbooks of neurology. Although they are but minor additions to the clinician's fund of knowledge, their recognition may aid in accurate diagnosis. Some are possibly of interest in their own right as illustrations of the integrated action of the central nervous system. Since the abnormalities are generally unrelated, they will be discussed individually.