Abstract Background and Purpose The etiologies of abducens nerve palsy have shown a
large variability among studies. This study aimed to establish the clinical features and …

Objectives This study aimed to investigate the association between intracerebral aneurysms
and cranial nerve (CN) palsies, focusing on nerves other than the oculomotor nerve. It …

High-volume fluid injections into the spinal canal may lead to severe neurological
complications. But when anatomical or pathological conditions in the spinal canal are …

Purpose Several studies reported surgical outcomes for abducens nerve palsy, but
information on factors that affect treatment success remains lacking. These factors are …

Background The abducens nerve palsy may be associated with various disease processes,
as nerve damage may occur at any point of its transit from the pons to the lateral rectus …

When an adult, aged 65 years or older, presents to the emergency department with
complaints of “changes in vision,” it is important to quickly to determine type and onset of …

Cerebral circulation is the flow of blood through a group of arteries and veins which supply
the brain. There are various diseases related to ophthalmology, due to pathologies in the …

The abducens nerve (sixth cranial nerve) is essential for lateral eye movement, and its
malfunction can cause a variety of issues with vision. Pseudo‑abducens palsy is a rare …

Background/objective Oculomotor palsy is one of the most frequent neuro-ophthalmologic
complications in patients with diabetes. Specifically, sixth nerve palsy is the most common …

Vascular brain damage can manifest as various ophthalmic pathologies. It is important to
understand cerebral circulation to understand the aetiopathogenesis of the disease. It can …