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In this article, isolated palsies of cranial nerves III, IV, and VI are addressed. After discussion
of the pertinent clinical anatomy of cranial nerves III, IV, and VI, the isolated involvement of …

The diagnosis and management of third nerve dysfunction varies according to the age of the
patient, characteristics of the third nerve palsy, and presence of associated symptoms and …

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Objectives: To develop a hypothetical scheme to account for clinical disorders of vertical
gaze based on recent insights gained from experimental studies. Methods: The authors …

We treated two patients with partial oculomotor paresis who had pupillary mydriasis, marked
inferior rectus muscle weakness, and medial rectus muscle paresis, which were attributed to …

The oculomotor nerve supplies the extraocular muscles. It also supplies the ciliary and
sphincter pupillae muscles through the ciliary ganglion. The nerve fibers leave the midbrain …

Purpose.: It has been proposed that the lateral rectus (LR), like many skeletal and
craniofacial muscles, comprises multiple neuromuscular compartments subserving different …

The anatomic features of the third cranial nerve (the oculomotor nerve) and the localization
of lesions that affect it are reviewed. Recent considerations of the organization of the …

Accurate diagnosis of abnormal eye movements depends upon knowledge of the purpose,
properties, and neural substrate of distinct functional classes of eye movement. Here, we …